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Started by Lee , Apr 26 2006 10:04 AM

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#1 Lee

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Posted 26 April 2006 - 10:04 AM

Any other people on here, like me, go off roading? There is a big stink at the mo about 4wd and the countryside but its the only way i get to see any countryside by using my landrovers. I am a member of a club and we stick to the code of conduct and not one of these idiots who tear up the countryside. I go greenlaning regular and wonder if anyone else on here goes either lanning or off roading at proper sites? Anyone in the north east who does regular lanes around Hexham, Newcastle, Prudhoe ares? We could meet up. Lucy, you up for it? I will only take anyone on lanes that are non damaging to a new vehcle (scratches and dints) and if anyone wants they can jump in my car. If anyone had any views of off roading, let me know. Even the bobble hatters amongst you.

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I do it erratically, often with bits fallling off.

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Posted 29 April 2006 - 02:45 PM

hello i am an offroader with my atv i ride eastern canada Ontario and Quebec it help to pass tru rought terrain and rought times :lol: :drive: B)

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