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Topic: Off Road Virgins - Pop your Cherry! (Read 999 times)
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jdz535
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To anyone who is not sure about taking their bog standard Paj off road, I can definately recommend a bit of greenlaning. Make sure you go with a group, even better a group from PajeroUK!  You will be surprised at what your truck can do even on Road tyres and standard height etc. Even my passenger enjoyed today's run, from being quite sceptical she ended up wanting more Mud so that we could get dirtier!  The lanes we visited today were incredibly diverse, including anything from rocky climbs in the trees to tight GREEN lanes twisting between stone walls, all of them in stunning scenery.  It helps having a great guide (Craig) and a bunch of good people (Shoggy, Hank, Padgy and associated co-pilots).  Please give it a go if you get the opportunity, you won't regret it. Jim
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dragon
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now ya talking mate i missed this one but sure we will meet up with ya all on the lanes again soon 
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shoggyv6
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yes daz it was certainly a good one mate. 
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redpaj
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dragon
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a lot of things to pay for in september like tax n mot etc but confident the paj will get through then see wot funds i have after that to go get breathing some mud again 
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padjy
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 was aquality day out! my first outing was at kirton at the begining of last year! standard height road tyres, didnt get stuck once! then first outing with MT's on and i go and get stuck! typical! Daz, i got airborne again! and where did you get your strobes from? i want to get some LED ones if i can..... 
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dragon
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padjy the led ones are £50 each so very expensive but a lot better effect and you just need a switch and power to them and no controller needed but the strobes i have are £45 a set but i got mine at £35 a set from ardent at leeds and they mail order too 
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padjy
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Cheers mate, after Tax, Insurance, MOT next month i should have a flashing Paj aswell! 
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LePaj
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If there's demand for a beginers laning day with some basic tuition I'm sure we can arrange something 
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Tonka
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Definatelay Le Paj great fun!, but being our first shogun we are are probably concerned with water/mud damage and knowing where the grease points are. Do i need a second vehicle, or will my pride and joy be o.k.?
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LePaj
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we can find some easy lanes without causing much damage - but the least to expect is scratches, most will polish out.  As for maintenance you need to grease your propshafts, re-grease bearings after wading but to be honest for light laning you won't get much damage  If you off road regular then reduce service intervals - the biggest problem is once you start .... you'll want more .... and more .... and muddier and muddier. Why not pop along this Sunday, the lanes will be OK O0apart from the punchbowl
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Tonka
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Light laning me thinks,less polishing! little or no grease! i would love to meet you all, i bet it's a hoot. Looked at off roading courses on the net, £50/hour, how much are your courses?
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Alterastro
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You're amongst friends here matey - we don't charge unless there are costs involved or it's a charity event. Come along to one of our laning days and there's always someone who'll happily show you the ropes and/or sit in with you. But as LePaj says, be warned, it is very addictive 
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