Positive Challenge Thread

turboswede wrote: Hmm...... Yep, I'm positive this is a Challenge thread.... Also, umm have you looked at the news lately? Negativity sells.

Yes that's true, but it can also affect the future of new participants if there is that much negativity.

Asking for positivity isn't asking a question it is simply asking someone to say it is cool. A thread that asked a specific question about the challenge like perhaps "What was your favorite part about the Challenge" would probably get more responses.

MrJoshua wrote: Asking for positivity isn't asking a question it is simply asking someone to say it is cool. A thread that asked a specific question about the challenge like perhaps "What was your favorite part about the Challenge" would probably get more responses.

Well, I suppose there isn't a question mark at the end of this sentence, but I figured it was pretty clear. Did you ALL go to Detroit schools?
" For those that competed in any challenge, let's hear a good story about some experience you had."
Then I even kicked it off with an example. Maybe I'm wrong (again) so here it is in the form of a question.

What is; proof that I had a good time at "the challenge" past or present?

This was positively awesome

This did everything needed to win, but didn't

This was positively scarey

This was positively not there

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively not there... yet

Fixed that for you Aussie. I'm sure someone can get a Fiero to look like that with some sort of turbo'd V-8 power with nitrous.

This was detailed within an inch of its life...hardly dangerous my "uranus"

I'm positive that 99% of the cars at the challenge were less ugly than the gumpert, and that the people there were nicer than most gumpert owners.

Positively Special K

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively scarey

By our golf cart.

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively scarey

Looks like a giant killer to me. needs more sidecar lean.

He just needs some of these!

TRoglodyte wrote:

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively scarey

Looks like a giant killer to me. needs more sidecar lean.

I was going to suggest having Alan ride on top and lean into the corners.... but he way too busy.

In reply to turboswede:

For a proper side car we have Alan driving and we need another pro on the outside scooting side to side.

TRoglodyte wrote:

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively scarey

Looks like a giant killer to me. needs more sidecar lean.

The next cone was much higher and involved Alan steering into the lift or it would have gone over.

Another positive, Alan was the popular guy in class

aussiesmg wrote:

TRoglodyte wrote:

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively scarey

Looks like a giant killer to me. needs more sidecar lean.

The next cone was much higher and involved Alan steering into the lift or it would have gone over. Another positive, Alan was the popular guy in class

I could feel it coming down to the ground with a clunk each time and finally decided to ABORT when it tried to stay up...I have always wanted to do a slalom on 2 wheels but there just wasn't enough stability to try it...I'm pretty sure that there was about 3/4" of toe-out in the rear.

what a cool car..man does my head look big inside that car!!! Alan

Hey ADMC, I was wondering. After looking at those pictures, didn't it bother you that the cones were blocking your vision of the course? I mean, the tops of the cones were nearly at eye level

aussiesmg wrote: This was positively scarey

This thing was inches from winning the Most Spectacular Failure award!

I am positive I want to go to the challenge. I am positive I want to compete. I am positive SWMBO will demand a real vacation attached to he end of the event...and I am ok with that

I use that as a lure when mine attends, its not far to Daytona or Orlando from Gainesville