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Wasn't particularly the tread I was thinking of, most tyres will be fine in dry conditions or on hard ground.
But tyres that are well worn are more likely to get punctures.
Strata Florida track in my tratter
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But tyres that are well worn are more likely to get punctures.
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A few years back.
Think there was a deeper water crossing too, but haven't got any pics of it.
Think there was a deeper water crossing too, but haven't got any pics of it.
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I went last year in my D2. Was on aggressive all terrains, didnt have an issue around strata apart from the bombhole but easy to avoid.
You should be fine, just be aware of the water.
You should be fine, just be aware of the water.
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Well I decided to come in the road car so will leave the strata Florida for another visit, those river crossings look quite deep to me, also the hours of bumping about may be too much for a kid - I remember getting stuck in a ford (in a ford) once and it wasn’t fun!
Maybe I’ll look out for some short local off road tracks, there is a steep track near nailsworth up the W - I will have another go up that short and sweet. I guess it’s about finding the balance between a challenge and it being legal. Any stroudies know of some good tracks!?!?
Maybe I’ll look out for some short local off road tracks, there is a steep track near nailsworth up the W - I will have another go up that short and sweet. I guess it’s about finding the balance between a challenge and it being legal. Any stroudies know of some good tracks!?!?
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You might have a look at CCROC (Cheltenham & Cotswolds Rover Owners Club), I was a member for a lot of years until we moved to France, I have lost touch with the club so don't know what they do nowadays, but we used to have a fair few green lane days all around Glos/Wilts/Hereford/the forest etc.
As far as SF is concerned I was part of a group that were staying in the area and were going to drive it, a couple of club members were a bit windy about damage so I led them for a day on softer trails. Still very scenic, and challenging in places but non damaging. Of course I can't remember the route we drove and there is no chance of me still having the marked up maps to hand.
As far as SF is concerned I was part of a group that were staying in the area and were going to drive it, a couple of club members were a bit windy about damage so I led them for a day on softer trails. Still very scenic, and challenging in places but non damaging. Of course I can't remember the route we drove and there is no chance of me still having the marked up maps to hand.
There’s a very short steep track on The W and another that brings you out on Scar Hill from memory.
I was a member for some years in the 2000’s. They’re still going, mainly doing trialling and the odd greenlane day.
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We must have met then, I was a member for about 10 years up to October 2006.
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