RCROD
Active Member
Great comments by Mongoose. I agree, Arrma has too good of a product for them to just disappear, no matter what happens in the court battle. I bought extra parts which will work on either my Talion or Kraton, so very easy for me to warrant buying spare parts (suspension arms, entire driveline, hubs, etc). Jennysrc is a good place for spare parts at good prices. Also keep in mind, there are many aftermarket parts available, including other manufacturer parts that even work on Arrma vehicles. Furthermore, many parts, such as; electronics, tires, etc, are interchangeable. I don't regret anything, as I know my Arrma vehicles will be running for a very long time + I don't think Arrma is going anywhere.Why are you regretting it? Parts won't be an issue...I was worried until I talked to my LHS guys...things will pick up. They way they put it is it all hinges on the Chinese New Year...everything shuts down for a month, then once they are back to work it takes another month to get goods moving through production at a normal level. Then we have 2-3 weeks for shipping over the water. Hang in there. Arrma isn't going anywhere. It's like retiring a NFL MVP Rookie of the Year after his first season....just doesn't make sense to do it. Arrma is on top right now, they have cracked the armor of a giant, Traxxas, so much so that now Traxxas is rethinking their whole line. Look at the new Revo 2.0. For years they spit out subpar RC's for top $ knowing they will need replacement parts. They basically invented the current RTR business plan and they made money hand over fist for years until good 'ole Arrma comes along with their BLX line and completely knocked their feet out from under them. If it weren't for Arrma I highly doubt we would have an updated Revo. If it weren't for Arrma I doubt Traxxas would be buying up patents, they weren't threatened by any other player until now. So yeah, rich people, investors can easily see that and know that it's not time to retire this MVP yet.