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09-01-2018
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Wanted decent buggy and set up for 10 year old
Hi guys been off the scene for a while.
I haven’t got a clue what’s good and what’s not but I’m after a buggy for my 19 year old son to learn with must be tough and in good condition buggy or full setup anything considered Regards Buds 
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10-01-2018
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Buggy to learn with
Depends on your budget.
For bangs for bucks I'd go for a midmotor losi 22-2. Tough as nails and they regularly pop up cheap as chips. Quite a few come with all the bits you require. But if you have a local model club nearby worth popping in for a formal chat to get some more info about kit as the game has moved on so much in the past few years and there is so much stuff to get to grips with. Good luck!
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11-01-2018
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I started my lads off (started age 5) with Associated B4.1
Can pick them up reasonably as i bought a couple of sets with spares but I've found them very robust as they have hardly broken anything. Now the eldest (8) has improved he using a Centro 4.2 so I've still got lots of spares should he need them.
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