Getting ready for green laning
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check your tyres, make sure you don't go alone (2'nd car just in case you get stuck) and go greenlaning.
find a nice easy green lane and drive it. you don't need jate rings, lift kits or any of the other stuff to start off with,just a decent set of all terain tyres will do ya
,a tow rope and shackles would be an idea though.
find a nice easy green lane and drive it. you don't need jate rings, lift kits or any of the other stuff to start off with,just a decent set of all terain tyres will do ya
,a tow rope and shackles would be an idea though.
Sasha
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I have bfg at on there at mo seem good. Don't know many places yet. Just had a drive down nightingale lane off the a127 was a bit of fun.
Where is it best to get the tow rope and other bits from?
Also is there a website that tells you what lanes and how bad they are.
I need the car for work but want to do a bit greenlaning
Where is it best to get the tow rope and other bits from?
Also is there a website that tells you what lanes and how bad they are.
I need the car for work but want to do a bit greenlaning
If your ever anywhere near Billing Aquadrome there is usually a guy there most weekends come show season or maybe even now with all the types of stuff you are mentioning at pretty cheap prices. Apart from that eBay.
Optimus Prime
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where abouts is that Sasha ? fairly regularly in the vicinity of m25/a127, would like to have a look, specially if it's freelander friendly...
tried a google etc but drawn a blank. if you don't want to reveal the location on an open forum (some things are best kept secret to keep the idiots from trashing it) please pm me.
AllanI
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Join GLASS and thereby get access to Trailwise for lane information.
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Sasha
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Is that better than os landranger maps then??
Ive had a look but don't want to spend £36 then find out it's not as good as the maps an I need Internet access while using it every time
nathan5346
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Recovery points are a good idea... jate rings are cheap n easy to fit
Sasha
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Sorry what's ftw??
Also how much better is trailwise when your registered?
I have memory map with landranger on my iPhone and have found some trails on that.
But would trailwise give me more info if I'm registered.
I've seen that trailwise give you landranger free as long as you have Internet.
Sasha
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Thanks
