CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Alternately, if you put your bike up top on a glass roof, there is less danger of forgetting it's up there and going through a McD's drive thru and scraping your bike off. I may have ripped a saddle this way... allegedly.
I always made sure to park on the rare occasions I stopped but usually came straight home to avoid that exact dilemma (allegedly)
 
Is this a real thing? From Scout? or an aftermarket idea? I can see a sliding, tilting roof rack as much more practical than a garbage truck dumpster tipper-type rig. Especially with a tall vehicle. I was always standing on tires and door jams to put bikes, skis, and surfboards up on my Pathfinder racks.
Always thought that seemed cumbersome. Part of why I bought the wagon. If I was 6’-1” it would have been perfect.
 
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Is this a real thing? From Scout? or an aftermarket idea?
A lot of patent applications are filed preemptively but never turn into actual production features. Its a way to capture ideas and future proof the business in case something gets legs and sticks. Do I see that sticking? I don't think Scout will invest the resources into developing something like that with so many great aftermarket solutions already on the market, but just my 02 cents!
 
I can’t believe it’s been 2 weeks since our trip already.

And next month is 2 years since the launch!! I know we all are impatiently waiting, but when you think about it a lot of time has passed already!

For any of you driving long distances to see the Scouts I have one recommendation. Driving shoes. I thought it was a bunch of hooey, but no. Now any drive over about 45 minutes I have to wear my driving shoes. I love my Pilotis.

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When you went buy the training center, could you go in? is there a mockup of the scouts? Gift shop?
I am maybe driving near Blytheville on Sunday on my way home from Charleston and wondered if it is worth the deviation.
We didn’t go inside so I don’t know.

Those of you that went to that event at the training center any answers? @nolen I know you went.

Is there a ballgame that day at Segra Park? The experience center there has all that but I to ink they are only open when there’s ballgames, although I’m not 100% sure how that all works.
 
We didn’t go inside so I don’t know.

Those of you that went to that event at the training center any answers? @nolen I know you went.

Is there a ballgame that day at Segra Park? The experience center there has all that but I to ink they are only open when there’s ballgames, although I’m not 100% sure how that all works.
Fireflies are done. I also just realized that it will be a Sunday morning so I'm betting no; it will not be open.
 
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Fireflies are done. I also just realized that it will be a Sunday morning so I'm betting no; it will not be open.
Well boo. All I can say is keep checking here because we never know when an event will pop up. That’s how saw the Traveler in Chicago last year. Jamie posted the event on December 8th for December 10th and we were able to go.

I know it’s hard to wait, but eventually we will all get to see them.
 
Well boo. All I can say is keep checking here because we never know when an event will pop up. That’s how saw the Traveler in Chicago last year. Jamie posted the event on December 8th for December 10th and we were able to go.

I know it’s hard to wait, but eventually we will all get to see them.
Right. It's just not that often I have a reason to go by Blytheville. A factory tour would be so cool (I seem to remember a GM factory tour as a kid). I envision sitting in a seat, riding the line while the vehicle is built around you and driving out your Scout at the end ;) (Okay that was my The Jetson's moment).
I may still drive by the factory if my wife is asleep and doesn't notice.
 
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Right. It's just not that often I have a reason to go by Blytheville. A factory tour would be so cool (I seem to remember a GM factory tour as a kid). I envision sitting in a seat, riding the line while the vehicle is built around you and driving out your Scout at the end ;) (Okay that was my The Jetson's moment).
I may still drive by the factory if my wife is asleep and doesn't notice.
Oh I think it’s totally worth it. It’s so impressive just to drive by. You can see the little red house! There is a sign in the parking lot of that one that says no video or photography past this point.

I can’t wait to take a factory tour someday!!
 
I can’t believe it’s been 2 weeks since our trip already.

And next month is 2 years since the launch!! I know we all are impatiently waiting, but when you think about it a lot of time has passed already!

For any of you driving long distances to see the Scouts I have one recommendation. Driving shoes. I thought it was a bunch of hooey, but no. Now any drive over about 45 minutes I have to wear my driving shoes. I love my Pilotis.

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I have thought about this brand of shoes, do you wear solely for driving or casual/daily use?
 
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Fireflies are done. I also just realized that it will be a Sunday morning so I'm betting no; it will not be open.
Sadly I’d be surprised if any of those centers/experience or training will be open on a Sunday morning. But might be able to go to ballpark and put face to glass. It’s something albeit not the true experience but if that close give it a whirl
 
I have thought about this brand of shoes, do you wear solely for driving or casual/daily use?
You could. If I’m going somewhere where I’m going to be doing a lot of walking then I change into my Hokas. For example, we drove 2 hours to the Brookfield Zoo. Wore my driving shoes in the car, changed into walking shoes for the Zoo. Back into driving shoes for the drive home.

If we were just going somewhere to go eat for example I would just wear them. They are very comfortable, just not as much arch support as I would need if I’m doing a lot of walking.

They are great though on these long driving days. I can’t wear my regular walking shoes to drive long distances anymore since buying these.
 
Sadly I’d be surprised if any of those centers/experience or training will be open on a Sunday morning. But might be able to go to ballpark and put face to glass. It’s something albeit not the true experience but if that close give it a whirl
You may not be able to see anything. It’s an office building and I don’t know if that door is open all the time. So the door outside the stadium leads to a long hallway with elevators. Then there’s another door to the Scout experience center. I’m standing about in the middle of the hallway here.

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You may not be able to see anything. It’s an office building and I don’t know if that door is open all the time. So the door outside the stadium leads to a long hallway with elevators. Then there’s another door to the Scout experience center. I’m standing about in the middle of the hallway here.

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Well that stinks. Shame they don’t have an exterior store front window
 
We didn’t go inside so I don’t know.

Those of you that went to that event at the training center any answers? @nolen I know you went.

Is there a ballgame that day at Segra Park? The experience center there has all that but I to ink they are only open when there’s ballgames, although I’m not 100% sure how that all works.
Looking at a map, were you able to drive up to the training center on "open" roads or did you slip through construction entrances? Googmaps and sat photo's are a little lagging.
 
Looking at a map, were you able to drive up to the training center on "open" roads or did you slip through construction entrances? Googmaps and sat photo's are a little lagging.
Oh we only went on open roads. We didn’t slip though any construction sites. Especially in the Supra. It’s not going in the dirt. 😹