danny6801 · May 25, 2014

Rough stuff:hysterically_laughi a bit of mud and puddles.

PASTMASTER · May 25, 2014

Not quite as extreme (we paid quite a lot for those cars) but there is fun to be had closer to home. Freelander 2 Off Road day - Bala - Oct 2011 - YouTube
The Evoque was brand new and belonged to Land Rover - they only let it do about half the course!

blue beasty · May 25, 2014

yellow90 said:
I run insa turbos and I don't find those very terribly awfully bad ....? of course freelanders need to drive like a car

if I had been him though the tyres wouldn't make a difference cause I'd drive straight into a ditch

Edited for accuracy

yellow90 · May 26, 2014

:hysterically_laughi

AlbertM89 · May 26, 2014

danny6801 said:
Rough stuff:hysterically_laughi a bit of mud and puddles.

Rough considering it's a Freelander...obviously for daddy Defender it would be just the ordinary life, but it should be a bit proud of the little FL1 capabilities

Kizzeh · May 27, 2014

Doesn't matter what vehicle it is, a vehicle with ruts that are deep enough to ground out with road tyres on the mud it seemed to do very well.
The Freelander had to pick its route a little but if you looked what it was out there with I'm not surprised

Ian jones · May 27, 2014

More evidence of how capable the freelander 1 is , in it's class oft road

fanatic · May 27, 2014

Kizzeh said:
Doesn't matter what vehicle it is, a vehicle with ruts that are deep enough to ground out with road tyres on the mud it seemed to do very well.
The Freelander had to pick its route a little but if you looked what it was out there with I'm not surprised

Give you your due you did fine on some challenging parts, Pikey led and I followed behind closing gates on 10th event laning, I think the Novice/Freelander course could be definitely be called interesting without looking to damage anything.

Kizzeh · May 27, 2014

I still have the mud and grass on the lashing points on the rear subframe. Over 1000 miles later!

fanatic · May 27, 2014

Kizzeh said:
I still have the mud and grass on the lashing points on the rear subframe. Over 1000 miles later!

Proof you had a good green laning experience with the tractor boys

some mud and dirt and no damage

Adamski90 · May 29, 2014

I like watching Italian Landy nutters and this is no exception. Looks like a standard td4 going over some terrain even a defender driver would find alittle tricky.
Here is said video:

Freelander attraversa Fioio:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6QQqIWfERU

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Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

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RESPECT IS EARNED, BEATINGS ARE FREE ;-)

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