newbie off road driving guide
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Pikey
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kwhajh
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Theory ok but cant help but feel that watching and edging your way in is best. I guess you can cover the theoretical basics but beyond that...give it a go and take it easy chap
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Might sound bull ... but the Discovery handbook (and I assume other LR models) has a sectin on off-road driving that will give an idea.
Mind, nowt beats just going out green-laning with a few others to show you the way, and get a more experienced driver to sit with you, then listen to what he says!
Mind, nowt beats just going out green-laning with a few others to show you the way, and get a more experienced driver to sit with you, then listen to what he says!
90boy
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I seem to remember me and you showing tim and spence how to drive on lanes when i was last out with you was interesting
90boy
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ned25
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think it depends on what sort of "off roading" your doing if your doing P+P there is normally an easy way to do thing,s but if your venturing out in the wilderness you need to know a bit more. id say go for a pay play day do a novice route then build from there or come out with a few of us and get pointers... i prefer practical to theory... landy hand books normally cover basics
