Power Turning

These zippy little buggies that can spin on its two back wheels are the last words in boom and bang to pep up your stag or hen weekend.

Power turns are weird and wild machines, with two engines and two sets of controls managed by two drivers. These exciting machines that run on six wheels can turn and twist at 360 degree or dash at 30 mph. Versatility is the middle name of these exciting vehicles as these buggies can be made tip and turn through the most challenging courses using levers and not steering wheel. Perfect coordination between the drivers is what makes or breaks power turning. The twin 200cc Honda engines run independently with right and left hand levers and the rear wheels rotate at different speeds, making it all the more exciting. If the partners work in tandem, it’s going to be a smooth affair, if not you could end up jerking and jutting unsteadily, which would be a funny sight for the onlookers.

Power turning is an amusing and exciting experience that is cut-out for people of all ages and tastes. It can be easily combined with other activities to churn out a memorable multi activity day.

Do not try power turning after consuming hard drinks.

Where can you try power turning?

We have some of the best possible options and challenging courses where you can try out this exciting activity. The event takes place on a challenging grass circuit where you need to make your moves as quickly as possible. If you try to shove the levers hard, you might end up spinning with the front wheels right up, however if you can master this knack, you could throw in some wheelies and doughnuts to grab a few envious glances from your team mates.

More information on power turning

Power turning offers countless possibilities as well; throw in a surprise by blindfolding the drivers to notch up the fun or plan a race with your team. Whatever course you opt, it’s going to be a thrilling affair. Power turns are pure fun as they are designed to offer you an unbeatable manoeuvrability as the rear wheels spin at different speeds. In case you do not get a hang of the steering quickly, you might shoot up on two wheels upright!