parkwood event 14th july
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jailon
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Might go up to observe, not sure if mine will be ready in time..... (doing a bit of overdue rewiring)
jailon
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Hence why I may go up to observe ....
Spunka
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two exclusive days for you coming up. A `Soft` Roaders day (passed) and an `Off` Roaders day for those people who want to experience off roading at Tong on a more personal level. Read on for more details of what, when and how.
Saturday July 14th The Parkwood Trophy Trail
The cost for the day is £120 per car and there is maximum number of 12 cars
Saturday 30th June 2012. The Parkwood Safari
Next Play day Sunday 9th September 2012
entry fee £35.00 per vehicle
yep im sure,
take a look at the wed page and the information on it
joe1972
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going to Silverdale instead....and cos fancy a change of scenery too
aquaplane
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I'm thinking of going to one of the monthly events but I don't know what to do about this:
"You will need to have experience of performing a failed hill climb! you will be asked to sign upon entry to confirm that you have off road driving experience!"
I'm assuming it's using engine braking in reverse to get off the hill with a modicum of control? If not how do you do a "failed hill climb"?
I have driven across a field and on a green lane but that's not exactly "off road experience", how are you supposed to gat any if you can't go to pay and play?
I'm only interested in the esay stuff anyway, I'll not be breaking anything.
"You will need to have experience of performing a failed hill climb! you will be asked to sign upon entry to confirm that you have off road driving experience!"
I'm assuming it's using engine braking in reverse to get off the hill with a modicum of control? If not how do you do a "failed hill climb"?
I have driven across a field and on a green lane but that's not exactly "off road experience", how are you supposed to gat any if you can't go to pay and play?
I'm only interested in the esay stuff anyway, I'll not be breaking anything.
Spunka
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I hav'nt been for years , when i read the web site like you say it sounds like there is some form of introduction . there is a early thread on parkwood that says theres no introduction just a form to fill in.
when you find out let me know .
Rothwell is not far from you, try that its £20
when you find out let me know .
Rothwell is not far from you, try that its £20
cotefarmboy
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You just fill in the form to say it's at your risk basically. And yes a failed hill climb is just using the engine to control the descent rather than free wheeling it or locking the brakes!
The £120 event was a special structured day with an instructor for total novices, the normal pay and play where you do your own thing is £35, next one is Sunday the 19th.
The £120 event was a special structured day with an instructor for total novices, the normal pay and play where you do your own thing is £35, next one is Sunday the 19th.
