Looking good for me to be on this trip just wish i had some new tyres lol.
Debs may not be with me as a friend wants to try off roading ;)
Don't think he knows what he is in for lol
 
Great Brian, glad you are coming :D What sort of tyres you going to get, or am I not allowed to ask in case it becomes a tyre thread :eek:

Well I have a challenge this week, fit my winch bumper. Nrgserv doesn't think I can do it and while he is probably right, I like a challenge :D:D:D:D
 
Great Brian, glad you are coming :D What sort of tyres you going to get, or am I not allowed to ask in case it becomes a tyre thread :eek:

Well I have a challenge this week, fit my winch bumper. Nrgserv doesn't think I can do it and while he is probably right, I like a challenge :D:D:D:D


There quite simple sue, if anything it will be the bolts that go down through the chassis leg that might be rusted in,
 
There quite simple sue, if anything it will be the bolts that go down through the chassis leg that might be rusted in,

Thanks :D

I think one of his points was I cant actually lift it up :confused: However this just requires planning, there will be a way :D:D:D:D

Going to start it today then I have every night this week to finish it :D


Well, 5 minutes in and it has already hurt my wrist and drawn blood on my arm, this is not going to be fun
 
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I found that out last time!

In all honesty, will my standard Disco be OK for this trip?

Difflock survived the last one in a standard Disco, he even enjoyed it :D Have a look at the pics in the newbie laning trip thread.

There are one or two more difficult ones (in my opinion) but they would be easy to go round
 
Disco2TD5 - if you have good spotter(s) then yes a stock Disco will survive. Initially I wasn't going to go down Belford, but what an awesome feeling after I'd done it :D :cool:

If you don't want the bodywork to have ANY scratches from tree branches/brambles etc. then don't go down any overgrown lanes.

One thing I forgot to mention before is that I always seemed to end up a long way behind (Sorry Neil!). I didn't go any faster on the "flat" bits because it felt like the Disco was taking a hammering - is this due to having the stock 18" wheels perhaps??
 
Disco2TD5 - if you have good spotter(s) then yes a stock Disco will survive. Initially I wasn't going to go down Belford, but what an awesome feeling after I'd done it :D :cool:

If you don't want the bodywork to have ANY scratches from tree branches/brambles etc. then don't go down any overgrown lanes.

One thing I forgot to mention before is that I always seemed to end up a long way behind (Sorry Neil!). I didn't go any faster on the "flat" bits because it felt like the Disco was taking a hammering - is this due to having the stock 18" wheels perhaps??
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I did notice!

depends on your definition of taking a hammering really.
next time we're out, i'll ride in with you for a bit, then you can ride with me for a bit.
 

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