Just kidding. No monster trucks. But on the way back to Leon, we stopped at a car fair in Managua to visit Edgar's sister, who works for Suzuki. Toyata had set up a huge mud course to show off its all-terrain vehicles. Edgar and I did a loop in one of the SUVs, which is blurrily pictured above. Only the professional drivers are allowed to actually drive the car, but as a passenger, you get tossed around a whole lot. Even though you only go about 5 miles per hour, you need a seatbelt so that you don't get thrown all over the inside of the car.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Monster Truck Rally!
Just kidding. No monster trucks. But on the way back to Leon, we stopped at a car fair in Managua to visit Edgar's sister, who works for Suzuki. Toyata had set up a huge mud course to show off its all-terrain vehicles. Edgar and I did a loop in one of the SUVs, which is blurrily pictured above. Only the professional drivers are allowed to actually drive the car, but as a passenger, you get tossed around a whole lot. Even though you only go about 5 miles per hour, you need a seatbelt so that you don't get thrown all over the inside of the car.
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I went to a monster truck rally once! But actually riding on a course like that looks like way more fun.
It was a cool ride, but it only lasted about 5 minutes. We didn't get to crush any other cars, but we did ride tilted at about 30 degrees or so.
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