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The Traxxas crew has finished up another video with some stellar action from Camp Woodward in Pennsylvania. This one features the Bandit VXL and has loads of high flying action. View the video posted above to see the Bandit VXL busting cool moves along with some very neat on-board shots. The Bandit is a legendary buggy for bashing and the [...]
The guys over at Traxxas have been putting out some cool videos lately. Their latest, Abandoned Water Park Invasion, features one of their Bandit VXL off-road buggies catching big air and doing various other stunts. The Traxxas camera crew follows along while the Bandit buggy explores an abandoned water park, finding various obstacles and jumps in the process. To [...]
The latest video from Traxxas puts a spotlight on the affordably priced Bandit buggy. Not only is the Bandit priced under $200, but it is also a legend in the bashing world. Watch the video above to see the Bandit in its true environment- bashing in a park, catching air, and even throwing some serious water rooster tails. To get [...]
Hey Traxxas fans, the Texas crew has recently announced 6 new models for your bashing enjoyment. Up first are three Courtney Force Edition Brushless Models – the Bandit VXL (#24076-3, $319), the Stampede VXL (#36076-3, $339), and a Rustler VXL (#37076-3, $329). There is also a brushed Courtney Force Slash with on-board audio (#58034-2, $269) on the way. Two new Pink Edition [...]
Traxxas has announced Courtney Force and Pink Edition livery for the Slash, Bandit, Rustler, and Stampede. The vehicles underneath remain the same, but the new paint can make a nice addition to your collection, or a nice buy for your girlfriend/wife. Both the Courtney Force and Pink edition vehicles are expected to start shipping in early December. Hit up This Link [...]
Electronics stability control is all the rage right now. From Spektrum’s incredible AVC system, to TSM Traxxas Stability Management, to HPI’s D-Box 2, stability control is becoming quite commonplace, making it easier than ever for newbies (or even old pros) to drive high powered vehicles. The first model to receive the Traxxas stability control was the Slash, now they have announced [...]
Notice how much Traxxas prices have went up lately? You can save some cash as Traxxas is now offering many of their Lipo ready models without battery packs. This saves you money and nobody likes paying extra for battery packs they don’t want or need. Traxxas still includes a Lipo battery charger with all the trucks, two chargers on models [...]
The crew over at RPM Products are now producing their very popular Traxxas wide front bumper in green. The #81164 has been available for a long time in black and blue, now all you guys that like green will be totally dialed! This bumper bolts right up on the Traxxas 2wd Stampede, Bandit, Rustler, and Nitro Sport. Retail price is only [...]
Do you like to go huge with your Traxxas Slash/Stampede/Rustler/Bandit? If so Billet Works Designs has an all new Extreme Basher Chassis Conversion for your rig. This is a short wheel-based and body-less design that is made to take the extreme beatings that you dish out. Some of the other features are- * G10 lower chassis * Delrin TVP sides * New shock [...]
New from Traxxas is the Traxxas Bandit Mitchell DeJong Edition! Thew new special edition is based on the Bandit XL-5 with new graphics, Alias tires, a 12t 550 motor, a 7-Cell NIMH, and Waterproof electronics. No street price officially listed, but our guess is to be around $200. It’s nice to finally get a PR that does not have ‘short [...]
THE Pro-Line Traxxas Performance Transmission ReviewTraxxas has sold roughly 9.412 zillion 2wd Slash’s/Bandit’s/Rustler’s/Stampede’s, and while they are a bashing staple and are generally solid trucks, they aren’t without fault. For example, how many of you Slash owners out there have blown out more than a few (dozen) spur gears? How many of you Stampede owners have cooked a few motors? [...]
Looks like Traxxas is staying on top of all sorts of racing these days. Check out this Traxxas Bandit C.J. Greaves Edition! I don’t think there is anything else different besides the new paint scheme and CJ name and number on the side, but it looks look pretty cool. Here is another shot.
