Off Road Novice - training?

I've had my 110 a few months and not had a chance to get it properly muddy - but have limited knowledge of where to go, or how to drive it when I get there!
Any suggestions for a training or somewhere friendly to learn near Basingstoke?

keep yo eyes open, we do a few runs around here - depends how much damage yu want to do or whether yu just want a nice few hours out and a pub lunch .

do i feel another noobies run in the mist there daft?

Defo pub lunch,bollix to pizza ****ehut

The Mad Hat Man said:

keep yo eyes open, we do a few runs around here - depends how much damage yu want to do or whether yu just want a nice few hours out and a pub lunch .

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Don't mind a few dents and scratches - they add character; don't fancy picking bits of my motor out the ground though!
will keep eyes peeled...

Kevin Winter said:

Don't mind a few dents and scratches - they add character; don't fancy picking bits of my motor out the ground though!
will keep eyes peeled...

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all depends on what motor you take if you have a rangerover classis you can loose corner bumpers going through a ford

Come and work here for a while, you'll soon find yourself carefully AVOIDING muddy places because you have enough excitement in the day without that...

sounds good. i've also not had much chance to get mine properly dirty.

Though in edinburgh, so a bit far for this trip!

I'd be up for a noobs run in the Basingstoke area too. Sounds like I'm in the same situation as Kevin - had my 110 a few months but haven't had an opportunity to do anything proper with it. Which is a waste of a great vehicle.

Oh, and pub lunch sounds good too.

okey dokey guys - keep an eye out in the green laning section. Thats where i post trips.

see yu guys in Halfrauds .

id be interested in coming back up to basingstoke, would like something a bit more challenging now tho ;-)

got me winch sorted a WHOLE bunch of recovery kit now and more importantly experiance using it saftly!

did really enjoy that noobie run we went on tho daft and id be happy to help with doing that again for the noooo noobies. think youngun will have to stay home this time mind so i get a chance to socialize a bit!!!!!!!! haha

Any chance of a totally inexperienced gaylander tagging along?

(At the rear of course and no puddles, I don't want me doors falling off)

Think we would have to hand this back over to daft for Basingstoke. If not u can always pop down to Swindon and I'll show u around a bit mate.

Moleshome said:

Any chance of a totally inexperienced gaylander tagging along?

(At the rear of course and no puddles, I don't want me doors falling off)

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nice to have a gaylander owner who has a sense of humour.

wiltshire landyman said:

nice to have a gaylander owner who has a sense of humour.

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you've gotta have a sense of humour to buy one

look ither for the biggest puddle or the biggest hill and dont hesitate haha

Cheers folks - been off the forum for a few weeks to due being thick with passwords... will keep an eye for a suitable day out on the greenlaning section...

further to my earlier post.
i have got me 110 up for sale and im gettin my first disco so ill be going back up to test it on some lanes around basingstoke, soon as i know when ill let u know.

If there's a trip out around Basingstoke area, I'd be up for that. Had my Ninety for nearly a year now and spent too much time fixing things and not enough time driving it. It's definitely time to get the wheels dirty

I heard yu guys. I will sort summat out when Thainy gets his Disco sorted.