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REELY FreeMen, Rat Max, Bash 6S, Raptor 6S, Stagger, Cimera, ...
Choose your brass links for all REELY-crawler like FreeMen, Rat Max, Bash 6S, Raptor 6S, Stagger, Cimera, etc.
We manufacture your links with the highest precision for all RC cars from the German brand REELY. If you have special requests regarding the length, weight or diameter of the links, simply send us a message using the contact form or via WhatsApp. We will contact you as soon as possible.
We manufacture your links with the highest precision for all RC cars from the German brand REELY. If you have special requests regarding the length, weight or diameter of the links, simply send us a message using the contact form or via WhatsApp. We will contact you as soon as possible.
REELY is an own brand of Conrad Electronic SE from Hirschau. Reely (RE3LY) offers RC cars, airplanes and drones, boats and all accessories.
Conrad Electronic goes back to the Berlin company founder Max Conrad, who in 1923 offered components under the name "Radio Conrad" for hobbyists who, due to the high prices at the time, preferred to build a radio themselves. At the same time, “Radio Conrad” founded its first own brands to sell its own affordable radio devices.
After World War II took almost everything from the Conrads, the company reset in 1948 in Hirschau, Upper Palatinate. Because finished radios were no longer allowed to be sold, kits were quickly developed (keyword “Heinzelmann” from the Grundig company) and successfully distributed to the people.
From the mid-1950s and with Klaus Conrad at the helm, the retailer developed into one of the largest family businesses in Europe with today over 2,500 employees in 17 European countries. In addition to electronic components, everything that is somehow electrically constructed is still traded today. In addition, Conrad Electronic is now the owner of numerous own brands such as Voltcraft, Toolcraft, renkforce, TRU Components, sygonix, SpeaKa Professional, Reely and Basetech.
Conrad Electronic goes back to the Berlin company founder Max Conrad, who in 1923 offered components under the name "Radio Conrad" for hobbyists who, due to the high prices at the time, preferred to build a radio themselves. At the same time, “Radio Conrad” founded its first own brands to sell its own affordable radio devices.
After World War II took almost everything from the Conrads, the company reset in 1948 in Hirschau, Upper Palatinate. Because finished radios were no longer allowed to be sold, kits were quickly developed (keyword “Heinzelmann” from the Grundig company) and successfully distributed to the people.
From the mid-1950s and with Klaus Conrad at the helm, the retailer developed into one of the largest family businesses in Europe with today over 2,500 employees in 17 European countries. In addition to electronic components, everything that is somehow electrically constructed is still traded today. In addition, Conrad Electronic is now the owner of numerous own brands such as Voltcraft, Toolcraft, renkforce, TRU Components, sygonix, SpeaKa Professional, Reely and Basetech.