Cyclone hobbies?
 

Anyone out there have any info on Cyclone hobbies indoor stuff? I've looked at some stuff on face book but I'm looking for people that have been there and used the indoor course. They are about 3 hours from me and wondering if it'd be worth the trip to check it out.

Re: Cyclone hobbies?
 

I have been there numerous times and it's a very good hobby shop. That being said, I have not seen the indoor course, which makes me believe it has to be in the back somewhere. I will try to check it out and get back to you.

Re: Cyclone hobbies?
 

I know this is an older post from a month ago, but the indoor course is located between Cyclone and the Sound Designs store (assuming both are owned by the same owner as there's a pass-through between the shops). When you go in the front door, it's directly to the left in an area about 10 ft by 10 ft. It's pretty good, two tiered, with some pretty tricky spots. Rocks, rollers, water, flex boards, bridges, spirals, etc. You do have to pay a couple of bucks to run through it for a half hour or so. But worth a shot to check it out.

Here's a link to the Google Maps page that shows a photo of the course inside.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Cy...4d-82.9779457#

Re: Cyclone hobbies?
 

I'm going to make a trip up there some day next week to check it out. Taking both my 1.9 trucks and maybe my dad to mess around.

Made a phone call and it sounds like unless it's super busy it a "show up and play" thing.

Re: Cyclone hobbies?
 

I've been there at least seven times, in those times I've only ever seen someone on the course twice. One was an employee, the other time was a customer who just bought a truck.

Re: Cyclone hobbies?
 

I'll be heading up there in the next two weeks. I called and spoke with some one that said the course was open whenever they are and the only time they charge is if it's really busy.