With independent front suspension two Honda 6.5 HP Engines (200cc each), balloon back wheels, bicycle front wheels, twin seats and independent lever steering, driving the Powerturn is a bit like riding a rodeo bull on wheels. It is also the first vehicle that anyone can wheelie safely even around corners and over jumps.

Powerturn events are generally based around stunt performance, and although varying from place to place, they will often involve you being given a number of ballerina feats to perform.

From pirouetting wheelies to 720% spins, you will be judged and scored by your compatriots, who will have ice skating type scoreboards to hold up and dish out your verdicts.

You can choose how you run the event, either: one person as the main driver and the other the passenger, or with two drives (one controlling each steering lever a real friendship breaker but highly amusing).

Note:
For groups larger than 10, powerturns will need to be combined with other activities. This means that the group can be split up into teams that rotate between activities ensuring less waiting around time and generating a competitive element between the teams.