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Deasy
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not far from me, let me know how it is
Mark L
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Mark L
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And not many managed to get to the top of this hill climb that day:
Farrar
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Where are you travelling from. It's 60 miles away from me but looks a good site. What's the day cost and what time is it open.
Where are you travelling from. It's 60 miles away from me but looks a good site. What's the day cost and what time is it open.
im in warwick so not far from me only 20 quid not sure on opening time but theres a phone number on site future4x4
discomark10
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i went there after calling them to check they were open. went there and it was CLOSED!" drove from Milton Keynes ina v8! man i was fooking fuming!
Farrar
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When did you go then. Next opening day is the 24th June
discomark10
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couple years ago now lol
Where are you travelling from. It's 60 miles away from me but looks a good site. What's the day cost and what time is it open.
rang up today 9 o'clock start
wow that was a baptism of fire! i went straight in and had to deal with what ever was infront of me! basically floored it in 2nd low for ten minutes bounced splashed scraped and squeezed round when i got back to car park i was shaking like a ****ting dog but what a rush! bottled the second run didnt wanna push my luck with the disco still in one piece just a bent steering arm and rear arch my 2 and 3 year olds were also in histerics in the back not wise i know but really wasnt expecting that extreme
not sure if its my bag to be honest i worry too much about breaking the disco might give green laning a go
my 2 and 3 year olds were also in histerics in the back not wise i know but really wasnt expecting that extreme not sure if its my bag to be honest i worry too much about breaking the disco might give green laning a go
discomark10
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really wasnt expecting that extreme
not sure if its my bag to be honest i worry too much about breaking the disco might give green laning a go
Hence why im building myn up! so i can do all these with out to much worry
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wow that was a baptism of fire! i went straight in and had to deal with what ever was infront of me! basically floored it in 2nd low for ten minutes bounced splashed scraped and squeezed round when i got back to car park i was shaking like a ****ting dog but what a rush! bottled the second run didnt wanna push my luck with the disco still in one piece just a bent steering arm and rear arch
not sure if its my bag to be honest i worry too much about breaking the disco might give green laning a go
Look mate u still may get damage green laning and what mods do u have on ur disco
mrbricktop83
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avon dassett good place 2 go u will defo need diff guards and steering guard has there are plenty of hidden rocks an stuff... great day out just dont 4 get to wash it in the water b4 u go has its a nite mare by jet wash :d
Freediscoranger
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I was like that on my first trip (still am) but if I see an obstical and I don't think I know how to tackle it safely, I'll first ask someone else, if not go around it or go back. Best to build up to the extreemer stuff if you worry about it. Laning can be far worse as there's rarely a way around something so just have to go for it either way.
Best thing is find some good pay and plays for a novice and practise there. I found Bala was good for this, loads of tracks from tame to bloody nightmare. Where as silverdale and such tend to cater for the more experienced/ not worried about their vehicle.
Best thing is find some good pay and plays for a novice and practise there. I found Bala was good for this, loads of tracks from tame to bloody nightmare. Where as silverdale and such tend to cater for the more experienced/ not worried about their vehicle.
discomark10
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whaddon is good for beginners
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