TLR vs Associated || Why I'm switching... again.
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My 8 year old son got a arrma big rock for Christmas and I took him out to go driving... he says " Dad you wanna try it " I start driving it and he says " Dad ,this is the best day ever " ... Right back to the hobby shop to get another one.. we're not trying to win trophies, but most the time we win smiles and laughs and good time's! I'm really glad you shared your story .
I have a 19 month old daughter and I literally dream about the first day I get to let her drive an RC car with me, hoping she’ll say the same thing to me. Can’t wait for her to grow up and play with RC cars with ole Dad.
Wow… it’s 2023 and this video is still having an impact!!!! Love your heart man, it’s what people need to see more than anything else.
RC brands need to get into High Schools. The hobby will explode!
Dave Swann I try and push it on people but anything that involves work or maintaining they just don’t wanna. Would rather sit on their phones I guess. Been doing this hobby for almost 10 years and could say I’ve learned a lot. Wish more people did it. But it’s also pretty expensive.
@@Strckt well if they can get 1000 dollar phones
I first got in this hobby when I was 7th grade and stopped right as I got into high school. I Started chasing something else. And what I was chasing didn't care too much about RC.
I've been in the hobby 5 years. I want to try and get into racing but it's too much money. I have an sc10.3, Traxxas slash, and an element rc Enduro sendero. Pegasus hobbies is near me and i so want to try 1/10 scale 2wd buggies. 1/8 scale truggies And buggies are too costly for me. Side note: I'm a junior in high school.
@@abelvelazco5450 you already have an sc10.3. Just run that. first find out what tires ppl are running. invest in those. and probably a transponder. The rest of the stuff youll accumulate as you go.
AE, TLR, Kyosho etc etc, need a person like you to go out and do what you do on this channel. I like it how you go I drove this .......... car but your more concerned about the RC community and helping and not about the brand. I'm a hardcore AE dude but all power to you and this channel as a learning tool for anybody novice to expert. Well done Ryan hope you enjoy your TLR time period. If you are ever in Australia Ryan come to Bathurst NSW we have a small club were our #1 rule is have fun and support each other to make racing enjoyable.
I know I’m a little late to the party with asking this question on a 3 year old post but I’m new to the hobby and doing what I can to learn as much as possible, what does AE stand for? I have all losi RCs right now but looking to branch out more.
In my opinion, you are the most down to earth pro out there. Thanks for keeping us in the know.
TLR needed a guy like you. I’m happy you switched. Make TLR great again. Lol
Just started this hobby again at 60 years young and you have been a great source of info and inspiration thanks for what your doing. Your doing for the hobby than anything the world champs are doing! Thank you.
I'm just getting into the RC Hobby after many many years of being going. I was gone so long that I had no clue to where to even start. The local rc shop/club was so helpful and they all run Losi/TLR. The sponsored TLR guys that attend the local club races are so helpful to the point that I feel like I am bothering them but they are still there helping/mentoring me and I feel truly blessed to be so welcomed.
Congrats Ryan! All the work you do in the RC community is appreciated. Best of luck in 2020.
Ryan you’re top notch for the RC world, I run tekno, but got into your videos simply due to the fact that they are fantastically edited. Some of the best on CZcams ...no matter what we run as long as it is for the love of the sport...we all win. #goteamTekno;)
My son and I have watched a lot of your video's Ryan. He just turned 6 so I took him to our local track (MHOR RC Raceway) and he couldn't have been more excited. Your a great ambassador for the brands you represent. I bought him a Losi 22 5.0 elite, HW ESC, and Revtech motor and he had a great time at Sunday practice. Thanks again for all you do for the hobby.
Just getting back into RC and been going through your videos. Wanted to say thank you for all the help!
Honestly my friend....good luck with whatever you do but don't try too hard!!! You don't have to have big time support to have an impact on this hobby....you're already making a positive impact on our hobby!!!
Have fun...don't be so serious....toy car my friend....😁
Helping people is where it's at man and I feel the same way. Cool videos keep it up bro.
I have to admit. I was bummed to hear you switched from AE. Because I have learned a lot from your videos. And currently have all AE cars. Unfortunately I dont have the best support in my local area. I have only been racing for about a year and aren't to keen on asking for help when racing. When I do get help the jibber jabber they are saying i dont understand. I couldn't even tell you what I need out of my car currently. I spent about a thousand dollars to build a track in my back yard and am going to work my hardest to learn. You and your videos give me the drive to do so. Thank you and keep the set up info coming and inspiration. Have a Merry Christmas.
Awesome video Ryan. I Got the family to watch with me, and they loved every bit of it! Can't wait to see the next one!
Best of Luck in 2020. Really enjoy the channel and i have learned a lot from you.
Keep doing what makes you happy!
All the best wishes for 2020🏁🏁🏁
You do you Ryan, the community loves your channel... it's all in the numbers and growth. All I ask is more frequent content!😁
Just now watching this video as I’ve been diving into your channel and looking to build a buggy awesome content man!
I know this was aired a year ago but I lost my dad 2 yrs ago right when we were both trying to get into the sport and ur videos really hit home.....god bless you..ur family...and all u do...and I'm gunna try and follow and get best info from u and alot of good racers along side...thanks again man👊👊👊👊
Keep up the great work and good luck with the new rides, Merry Christmas 🎄
Ryan this video resonated with me so much as I started with my dad 8+ years ago, took a little break now im getting back into the hobby on my own. but this is so smart from you cause I know im not the only person who has watched your channel, noticed you drive TLR cars now and went and picked up my own TLR 22 and 22t. great move by you and TLR for noticing youtube as a brand and community
Yay a new vid! So pumped to see you going back to ol' faithful! Can't wait for the 22x-4 video ;) happy holidays Ryan!
That’s a great inspirational message for our hobby, thanks Ryan!
Nice videos man, always worth the watch🤙
You are the man! Super excited for you! Good luck next year! Keep making awesome and meaningful content!
Nico learned a lot from you, Lee, and Kenny this weekend at SS Hobbies & Raceway! You are absolutely the ambassador this hobby needs and TLR is lucky to have you Ryan!
Thanks Scott! Best of luck with your family's racing in the years to come! Hope to see you guys at the track again soon
Ryan Harris it's in the works! Looking to add a summer trip as well as Christmas trip for 2020!!!
Good luck with TLR, and thank you for all of your great videos. Looking forward to many more videos from you. Watching your videos is was got me into the hobby. This past summer was my first and was a great time. My youngest son now wants to try it out next year going to be great. Thanks for everything and can't wait to see you racing your new cars.
It was super cool to see you at the Warehouse! I just got back into the hobby around a month ago and I haven't raced since the late 90s. I was always a fan of TLR over AE for some reason.
Wow impressive video , wise comments. I'm eager to see your new builds with your new partners . You can choose all the brands you want in the end , the reasons I'm watching all of your videos is because of you Ryan , Great RC ambassador. Keep up the good work and Happy Xmas and new year .
You totally respect your stuff Ryan. That makes you a winner in my book. Keep on keeping on
Man gotta do what a man gotta do. keep up the great content, Ryan for President 2020
Ryan awesome videos man. Im a new sub to you but so far I'm loving the channel. Informative & very helpful. Been non stop on watching your setup tips & tricks. Then you talk bout the families getting into it together. Dude thats the best part of it. Finally got my lil brother to try the hobby n he's all in now. Awesome vid bud. Hits pretty close to the heart.
Hello Ryan, first let me say how well spoken you were in this video and even though the video is from 2 years ago, the things you spoke of I highly respect. Our son is 16 now and he entered his first novice race over Memorial Day weekend ‘22 and he had a blast. He did very well and finished with TQ and 3rd in the main. This hobby has allowed us to spend more time together at the track and I hope he keeps up his interest in the hobby. Thank you for the video.
I got into RC racing last year and your videos are what I used to learn and understand the hobby. I have no doubts that your new stuff will be even better. You should do a Budget Buggy Build!!
I found your channel a few days back and I subbed you. I took a 14 year hiatus from the hobby. Now that my oldest son is seven now, he has become interested in R/C somewhat. I used to run 1/8 scale gas buggies for fun, but I’m looking to get into the electric scene now. I appreciate your time and your information that you provide.
Merry Christmas dude! I wish for more blessings to come to you! Happy holidays ❤️
Keep doing what you are doing me and my son love your videos. You have helped us a lot thanks.
Man I appreciate your story. I have a similar story to yours. I grew up in so cal at the ranch pitshop racing around guys like gill losi Jr. With my pops. Fast forward 25+ years later I'm trying to buy a car with my son and get back into making great memories!! Thanks for all you do to help guys like me re figure out what the hell there doing lol!!
My intention for this comment is to say thank you for sharing your thoughts, feelings and creating with the passion you do. As a community we really need more content like yours. Thank you very much. Looking forward to going back into your video's and learning from you and your dad's experiences! Thank you for passing it on.
Father/Son racing is tough to beat. I miss my Dad so mu. He taught me so much about cars, wrenching, driving, support, sacrifice and how to conduct myself in competitive situations. Great video!
You seem like a genuinely good guy and an asset to the hobby. Hope you have a great year Ryan.
Glad to see you back with TLR and ProLine rubber Awesome combo, good luck in 2020, Luv the videos...
4yrs later and still the best rc racing channel on yt. The editing and shots are superior to other videos. let’s see more in 2022!
Your doing a great job! you must always do what is right for you. Keep up the amazing job you are already doing. :)
I love your thinking! Club racing is the most important aspect of the hobby and tends to get forgotten about or brushed off as not significant enough to worry about. Club racing is what grows the hobby and builds the next generation of drivers and enthusiasts!
Love you channel and your message. It wouldn’t matter who you raced with, your knowledge and message are priceless and entertaining....many channels might be helpful but painful to watch or listen to (just being honest). I work at a local track in Burlington, WI so your message really hit home for me. I might be a bit biased but I love the direction you are going and I look forward to hearing more about it. Full disclosure, I’m a TLR guy myself so I’m extra excited about the new direction. I just got a new 22T 4.0 and would absolutely love to see and hear anything you could share about that truck...assuming of course you grab yourself. I know the T6.1 is a great truck so I’d understand if your not in a rush, but I had to ask. Take care and MERRY CHRISTMAS!
P.S. My father and I were also Coasties. Semper Par!
I made a lot of my sponsorships in the 80's and 90's were going to club races at different tracks around me. I would race at one track on a Friday night (could be four Friday races in one month at the same track) and knock on the track record or even break it depending on conditions and other factors. I just made sure I was in the top three or four drivers consistently. My motor sponsor later told me that he knew how I did and what I was doing because those tracks would call in a big order of his motors the following week. My dad and I shared the hobby and he raced dragsters so he helped me understand how to setup a car. I didn't always have the best stuff so I relied on my driving to win me a lot of races.
I've been back in the hobby for a year now and I'm finally turning lap times that the pro class at my local track are turning, I'm just not as consistent at it as I want to be. I also used to race oval so jumping and learning what the new cars and the equipment can do has been a huge curve for me. A few messages with Spencer has helped me in the setup of my car.
I do notice the new TLR is doing really well at my track and I would be tempted to try it if I didn't have the investment in the AE B6.1. I did get some driving lessons last year from Gil Losi Jr., but as far as I know he's no longer affiliated with TLR. I'm not looking for sponsors this time around, I just want to enjoy the hobby and hanging out with people that enjoy it too. I want to perform at my best at whatever my budget can happily support, it's ok with me if that's in the top twenty drivers of the 17.5 stock class. Now that I'm there I'm shooting for the top ten.
Ryan, your tire prep and shock bleeding videos have helped me. I also removed glue and rubber from some used rims this weekend. Spencer's vidoe on tire prep is a good one too. Somewhere along the line I came across a video on how to build a differential, sand the rings, and a driver at the track showed me how to break it in with a drill instead of in the car. I also now know how I like the diff tightness to be before ever placing it in the car.
Keep up the great videos!
Love watching your videos!! I am new to the hobby and started it with my 11 yr old son. He has fallen in love with it. So to hear your story with your dad and your goals as a driver is amazing. I will be showing this to him tonight! Maybe you will make it up to Omaha sometime and he can get the chance to meet you. Keep doing what your doing man!!
Just found you today. Love your story and your outlook. It is pretty inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Your choice makes perfect sense, love what you do for the hobby.
Seriously i like your vidz. Its more than a brand. Its hobby, its knowledge and its applyable to every brand. Good job and hope to See you soon. Enjoy 2020
Ryan, you are doing a awesome job my friend! Your channel is awesome! I enjoy learning new tips and tricks on your channel for going faster on the track, your channel has helped me do that. Keep up the great work.. " So glad TLR and Pro-line got your back " Your a first class driver and person.. You deserve it my friend.. Looking forward for more great videos in 2020 , God Bless.
Hopefully you’ll be able to make it up to the Michigan area in 2020
Thanks for the great content man!
love your videos keep them coming.
Love you videos!! Man so glad found your channel 👍😁
Bro, your heart is big and in the right place! My dad supported my “racing career” when I was boy (I had a Tamiya Fox ;) and now I race and support my son! Legacy. It’s important we pass that along to loved ones and the people our the hobby. Great video. Love your heart.
thanks Again Ryan, as a returning racer you have educated me a lot since I came back, I even bought AE as it was easier to follow with the same kit etc. Now hurry up and get the new 4wd as i've not bought a B74 yet ;) keep doing what you do, and happy christmas to you and your family :)
Awesome descision Ryan and for all the right reasons too I might add. I haven't raced another brand than Team Losi / TLR since the mid 90'ies and I will never switch to another brand because I love TLR so much. For the record, I still have all my Team Losi cars I have ever raced since the XX and I just can't sell them. They are a part of me in some weird way. I don't hate AE but I just happen to like TLR better in every way possible. I wish you all the best for the 2020 season and I'm looking forward to your outstanding video's. You are truely one of a kind.
"I will never be a national champion, it just isn't where my skills are at." Well my friend you may not realise it, but that's the honesty WORLD CHAMPIONS have. Old rc driver here. Rc 10 gold pan was my first car. Yes I'm a old guy. Shhhhh...it is great if you win alot. What is more important is when you lose. How well you do it says alot. Anyone can win great. Not many can lose great. Attitude, respect and SPORTSMANSHIP is everything.
Before we could drive at 16 years old. My friend got RC10, and I wanted to fight so choose thee enemy/ competitor with Losi JRX Pro SE.
remember
Gold pan! Was my first as well! Just got back in with a Losi 1/8th rtr nitro
I'm subscribing now. your a real dude keep up the good work.
Good luck and keep it coming!
Hi Ryan!! You've got a fan overseas on me 😅 I left the hobby ten years ago and I've had more than enought with my bike. You know what? Although some buddies are always trying to bring me to the rcracing again, is your channel what is willing me to come back. And those TLR 22 5.0 look so damn good. I guess Santa is coming this year with some wrenching time.
Good luck dude!!!!!
Wish we had a club nearby, jealous of the track options some of you guys have. Such a great sport for families, here’s to spreading the fun.
Well dune Ryan! Much respect.& Happy Holidays.
Possibly the best rationale for switching. Keep doing what you do! Good luck!!
My son getting to meet you at s&s was a pretty big deal to him. You have helped us both and have such a great perspective on the hobby! Hope to race with you some day soon.
Awesome video man, positive vibes
Go have fun and enjoy the racing. Love the channel learnt a lot of it. Merry Christmas
Ryan,You are going to do great with the TLR product, They will serve you well !
Watching your videos is the reason I want to start racing. I decided to go with Tekno. Just started getting some track time in.. but I'm a bit overwhelmed as to going about setting up my car. The local track to me is astroturf and carpet. I watch your videos and definitely feel like I am learning something.. thank you for all you do for the rc world
Thank you so much for your content I really enjoy it and keep up the good work
BACK TO THE ROOTS!!!!!
Great vid mate, super stoked for you and your future in the hobby, the tlr cars are looking great for next year, im running some older tlr cars and they suit my driving style, im always open to trying different brands but sometimes local support makes the decision for you. Happy Holidays!!! 😊🤙🇦🇺
That's funny, I just bought myself a B6.1 after watching so many of your videos! I've been wanting to buy a buggy for some time and finally pulled the plug. Regardless the brand, your videos are so much helpful!
Your an asset to the racing community keep up the great work don’t let anyone tell you different it’s about having fun after all....
Hi there. Nice vid. Stick the guts and make it happen! It's really good for the hobby to be friendly and welcoming new and returning people to it. More so, as an overseas follower myself, it digs more into what humble communities all around the world can reach for themselves in order to accomplish some goals in a more organic way so to speak. As far as I can tell, you seem to wish the hobby growing, so it will be nice to see this new venue you'll explore. Greetings from Chile!
Great to see they are compagnies that see that side of hobby. That will support you on your ventures in 2020. Thanks for all you bring to this hobbie.
Best of luck with TLR, drivers changing teams is part of the sport. Even the great Mr Kinwald dabbled between AE & TLR. You talking reminded me of when me and my dad use to race. I got back into the sport 12 months ago but he wasn’t up for it this time round something about not wanting to get up early to get to the track lol
Man I’m like you. I was 17 years out of the hobby. I came back in learning there is so much I need to learn. Chassis, motors, esc, batteries, chargers, tires, etc. I chose to bring my son in to have fun. After investing thousands to race again I found it so expensive. Even at the club level. With him racing novice and I at 17.5 both AE buggies. Our local track then decided to close. So now we have to travel around 2 hrs just to race. Our program has taken a major decline. We want to race but with cost and travel we just can’t. Then when needing spare parts or wanting better upgrades stuff it’s even harder. I wish you good luck and stay humble my friend. Love the channel.
Should definitely come up to Ed's RC in Parkersburg, West Virginia. Indoor Offroad Clay track and they race every Wednesday/ Saturday with trophy races around the holidays.
All the best for 2020!
That is awesome, it's all about family,memories,and fun.
I used to be at the track every week 7 or 8 years ago racing club races. I love where your heart is here! And my experiences back then kinda' seemed to mirror. I had been in the hobby racing years before (think RC10 CE timeframe) and had always been die-hard AE. When I got involved again short course was all the rage, and there was a local backyard SC scene that had their own races. Looking at everything I could find online, I went with a Losi XXX-SCT and I've never regretted it. Online support from factory drivers was outstanding, and once the indoor track in San Diego opened there was a lot of feedback from them on that. I didn't see as much of that on the AE side, but I'll be the first to admit that I wasn't hunting hard for it either. But TLR on the forums was just on it. FYI this was the first video from you I'd seen. Showed up randomly in my feed. I'll be checking out more and maybe subbing ;) Keep up the good work!
I am a fan of the channel and although I am an AE guy I think TLR has a phenomenal product and a great history in RC. I think you made a good choice and being an ambassador for RC you are going with the companies that can help you to help others enjoy RC racing more. Good for you Ryan, and keep up with the amazing job with your videos!!!
The fanboys obviously will not like the switch and make stupid comments. I’m a fan of the channel and like the tips, tricks and reviews you do. I recently switched as well. Ran AE for a couple years and just picked up 2 5.0 Elites and love them. Just wanted to try something new. I do the big trophy races but clubbing is way more fun. Keep making videos!
"Fanboi's" never like anything other than their focus, and they exist for every item created, and every brand imaginable. If you live your own life, and don't live off of other peoples opinions, that's how you will be happy and successful.
I don't race for popularity. I don't race to feel good about my self and score trophies. I do it, cause it's fun. I do it, and help others. People forget there is a huge social aspect to all of this. Nothing, and I mean NOTHING pushes people out of hobbies and sports other than two top issues. Frustration, and Bullies. The bullies are always the poor sports who play rough (not driving clean), or poor losers. Helping people learn and dial in their vehicles, does two things. One, helps their frustration. Give a common bond as well. While simultaneously boosting people up, and giving yourself more competition on the field, pushing you to do better.
Fixing those two issues over most of the smaller ones, builds a better community.
Btw great job on the explanation on switching good luck in 2020
Ryan, I really like the quality of your videos and your flow is easy to follow. I'm wondering if you have a video about setting up camber and front wheel alignment?
Wow, what a crazy turn of events for 2020! Well, aside from the Social implications and force for change you hope to make, I hope you find that the current TLR lineup is world's apart from that "TLR" you stepped away from a few years ago, especially with GIl Jr. being more actively involved in Product Development. I'm going to be jumping back into the hobby after almost 20 years. After finding your channel last year and watching your videos (GREAT setup content, BTW!), I was ALMOST ready to pull the trigger on a B6.1D (and would have happily done so, given my long history with AE products), but a few things happened along the way:
1) The TLR 22 5.0 DC ELITE dropped, and aside from the fact that the included parts list was way beyond compelling, the BK commemorative cover car was on point.
2) Horizon announced that Gil Losi Jr. would be taking a more active consulting role with the team!
3) Dakotah Phend pretty much stole the show at the IFMAR 4WD Worlds with the then mysterious new TLR 4WD buggy, which he came oh so close to winning with!
These three things had me ordering my first off-road buggy in more than 25 years. I'll be putting my DC ELITE together over the Holiday break with my daughter. I'm looking forward to your setup tips as they apply to the 22, and I hope this means you won't be dropping the SuperCup races from your racing schedule! I was hoping to see you in March at Mills Pond!
The Pro-Line announcement comes as a bit of a shock, but hey, if they are on board with your new aspirations, that is pretty awesome.
I have an AB6.1 , I love your videos. I think your productions are some of the best out there. I will still enjoy your videos. Good luck, and who knows, I may switch as well.
Been looking at them for the past couple months, mostly from 1 lap back!
Good luck with ltr and have fun racing, and keep doing what you love. I'm a sponsored serpent on road touring driver in the UK and don't ever feel pressure to run and be top level at national, and have great support from thrm. Always enjoy club racing and always have time to help other and youngsters even over my own racing would rather help someone who is struggling with setup or repairs and get them racing over myself. Used to be a sponsored TLR on road touring driver some 14 years ago, and if they came back to on road I would consider going back to them for the same reasons. Have a very happy Christmas and successful 2020.
Well said. You make great content that’s great for us all regardless of what your driving.
I use to race at club level in my early teens. I am now 49 and haven't raced for over 30 years. I now have 2 sons of my own. My eldest son is 4 years old. I purchased a very cheap second hand 1/10 electric 4wd buggy from a lesser known brand and my son is super excited. I am taking him to watch a race in 2 weeks time. I hope he gets the same spark I did as I would love to take him racing when he is old enough.
Absolutely!! Club racing and local hobby shop support. The experience, the learning, the community, the support and most of all the good times with friends, family, 1st timers and everyone in between, young and old ! Keep it alive and well and support your local rc shops and community
You're doing the RC God's work brother ! Keep it up.
Ryan, much respect for what you have done for the hobby and for what you are trying to do. That said, just do the best you can and conduct yourself in a way that you can sleep good at night. We understand that you have to explain things because you have a platform, but your decision is yours to make. As long as you are doing good for the hobby, you will always have me for a fan. Love your content no matter what colors you're flying. Btw, your video quality is still very strong.
Really dig your videos. I grew up racing R/C and then got out of the hobby around 15 years old because the local track shut down. I think my last car was the XXX and TC3. Thinking about getting back into the hobby and your videos really show me how much the hobby has changed. Especially with the batteries and motors. I remember we used to solder lightbulbs together to discharge our batteries. Keep up the dope videos. You should check out MOHR R/C in Denver if you decide to travel. It's a small track but pretty cool.
Very nice I have lots of memories with my family. This is what it's all about. I started in 1990 with carpet racing pan cars. I hear u and wish u the best I'm a subscriber and back u up on ur journey. Till the next one primo
Thanks for the heartfelt Ryan.
It's all about the fun. Like your videos. Most of all thanks for being straight up.