hello all, i was wondering if anyone has any experience on these sandrails or who really makes them. heres a link

http://www.buggyworld.net/sonic.html

brought to you from the company that brought you joyner, I'd be leary. if it is everything the ad says it is. it may be worth looking at. but a used tom pro would be a better idea

No. They are real. I'm sure Yoshi will chime in......

Yup, that is what i was thinking if they are true in what they are saying i think they might be considered. But if not Tom Pro all the way.

I ran across this site a while back lookin for hayabusa powered rails. I thought they kinda looked like a Chinese made King car (and based on the other junk they are offering up, I'm probably not far off). but who knows, if you're close to the dealer, drive by and take a look up close. Ask them about their engines too.......

quote "Motors are brand new Suzuki and have the loswest mileage. They come from the fastest 2006-2007 production street super bikes."

soooooo are they brand new or low mileage units from 2 to 3 year old bikes?? I didn't think you could even buy a brand new busa crate engine, but I've been wrong before.

They had some past issues but...

Search for sonic sand cars. Thats who makes that car.

I am guessing, that's not the sonic sand car, that used to do the trick sand cars with the radiused tubing that is all so popular these days....

I thought these looked familiar.. They just started selling them in Falbrook... No. County San Diego....was wondering about these myself....I should stop in to take a look.

Those rails are built by Luke at Force Tek, the guy that bought and cleaned up the old Sonic company. The rail is completly USA built in Michigan, and Luke has prob. the best customer service around, made evident by the thousands upon thousands of dollars he lost fixing cars from the previous owners that he really wasn't even responsible for. The car is made of chromo, and they're are a lot of them out there. Absolutely nothing wrong with that rail. He does a lot of machining in house with his own CNC equipment, so he can get his cost down lower than most while still offering the same quality product as what he was selling for higher in the past..........

Man yoshi, a competitor like you in the sand business giving goods words on your competitiro, shows something positive. The main reason, i started this thread is because i think the $19,000 buggy made it on a little section on the new Sept issue of Sand Sports. But not much is said on it.

Yoshi,

You are a class act.

I know you get lots of guff here and elsewhere now and again but anytime somebody speaks highly of their competition, and shares their knowledge in general so freely, it speaks volumes about them.

Just thought I would point out the obvious for everybody else.

i second that . tim

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Well Said Yoshi.

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yeah, yeah, yeah..... nice guy Yoshi
Attaching pictures of your wife with your posts would make this thread much better

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All they are is a joyner car with a diffrent name.....and I would rather ride a po-go stick through the dunes than own a joyner car

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Really? After reading what Yoshi stated I would tend to disagree... maybe you just read the first post and clicked reply???

http://www.forcetekracing.com/index.htm

Just letting you know that that place is now closed and has been for a couple of months. Well at least the one in San Marcos..

Yea I kinda picked up on that myself, looks like they need a little editing...

They do not look anything like a Joyner to me. They are a pretty nice little busa buggy. IMHO.....