chunkymunky
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I imagine you could do the whole island in half a day
The V8 man
Well-Known Member
There was a feature in one of the landy mags in recent months where they did a tour of the island there seemed to be plenty of lanes to drive it looks good too
The V8 man
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I would be well up for that trip
It would be a camping trip then just spoke to my mate who goes over on the bikes he said pick a time when there nothin on because the bump the price of the ferry right up just looked now and it's 122 quid for one car and two passengers see what interest there is and sort something out
think your right John. Was in one of the magazines at the beginning of the year i believe.
The V8 man
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Ill have to dig out the mag and check it out
DTd5
Active Member
I spent 6 long years living and working in the Isle of Man but that was before my interest in Land Rovers and Green Laning was developed, so I cannot help in that respect, but I think it was LRO that did the Green Lanes and yes there was mention of a permit being needed for 'one' section.
I don't think that you need a guide, but LRO were guided by members of the IoM 4x4 club who arranged everything for them.
As mentioned above avoid the TT and the Manx GP periods.
Taking your landy across will always cost £150+ for a return ticket (but could easily be £200+) and when over there if you go anywhere you shouldn't or do anything that upsets anyone, you can be sure the rossers will be around before you know it.
Plenty of camp sites around though and I can imagine the green laning could be pretty spectacular in places.
These guys may be able to help:
Isle of Man Four Wheel Drive Club Ltd.
I don't think that you need a guide, but LRO were guided by members of the IoM 4x4 club who arranged everything for them.
As mentioned above avoid the TT and the Manx GP periods.
Taking your landy across will always cost £150+ for a return ticket (but could easily be £200+) and when over there if you go anywhere you shouldn't or do anything that upsets anyone, you can be sure the rossers will be around before you know it.
Plenty of camp sites around though and I can imagine the green laning could be pretty spectacular in places.
These guys may be able to help:
Isle of Man Four Wheel Drive Club Ltd.
