sandrail
1 of 1noun/ˈsændreɪl/
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a lightweight off-road vehicle typically designed for navigating sand dunes and desert terrain
A sandrail is a lightweight, off-road vehicle designed to travel on sand or rough, uneven terrain. It typically has a strong, open-frame design with large wheels and a high-powered engine to handle soft sand and tough conditions. Sandrails are popular for dune riding and desert exploration, as they are built for speed and maneuverability. These vehicles often have minimal bodywork, making them ideal for adventures where agility and performance are needed. They are commonly used in sand dunes, beaches, and other sandy landscapes.
- The group rented a sandrail to explore the expansive desert dunes during their vacation.
- His custom-built sandrail featured a powerful engine and reinforced chassis for extreme off-road conditions.
- The annual off-road race attracted participants with their souped-up sandrails, each aiming for the fastest time through the sandy track.
- The sandrail's suspension system allowed it to glide effortlessly over the soft, shifting sands of the desert.
- As the sun set over the horizon, the headlights of the sandrail illuminated the vast expanse of untouched desert ahead.