Printable View
It is a description I give to people who are behaving in a way like those in the first part of the posted vid, seemingly unprepared, confused, some unable to drive their own vehicles without tipping them over etc, basically it was as comical as watching a bunch of 'feathered' turkeys gaggling about a paddock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxhead63
I meant no malicious intent. I guess now the term 'turkey' when used in this context may now become a bit ' un PC' ??....:confused:
JC
There is definitely some very ordinary driving, the guy in the VW makes most of the course look easy if he can whats wrong with the others or is it all in the car:)
haha can someone please remake this with the Benny Hill chase music please?
YES!! ....And speed it up 3 or 4 times...:DQuote:
Originally Posted by rb30gtr
JC
Wow well I think my mate Jim from Gigglepin would really run rings around them.
Never seen a scrub turkey desperate to build a nest late in the season?, BobQuote:
Originally Posted by Boxhead63
For those who want to know, this is Fourwheeler Magazine Top Truck Challenge competition.
The participants all have to enter via the magazine, and the magazine short lists the entrants to around 50 which are then put into the magazine and the general public (readers of Fourwheeler) vote on their top 10 they would like to see entered.
The competion is held at Hollister Hills off road park.
Majority of the rigs that make it into the competion will have 2 1/2ton military axles and 54" tyres.
They changed the rules last year that the vehicle has to resemble a real vehicle - no buggies allowed anymore.
If you think you can do a better job at driving those obstacles - enter the competition and see if you get voted in.
The vehicles are just not set up to do any serious offroad work, suspension is too soft, too much power, too top heavy and very poor driver skill, they are just poser trucks.
Hilarious really, a stock 4WD would do that coarse easier and faster.
Baz.
And they break alot of parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
Most of those trucks are out of their element in many of the tests they perform during that comp as the rigs that are competing are usually set up for one particular type of wheeling - generally Mud (big clearance, lots of HP but no articulation) or rock crawling (big tyres, lots of articulation, but little stability)