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Laning Newbury Area

Postby yaki on Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:42 pm

Not sure if this should be under the Green Laning section or here, feel free to move if appropriate.

Am in Maidenhead for a few days on a course with work and fancied a bit of laning one evening.

As have not been out in this area before was wondering if anyone fancied afew hours laning round Newbury area on Tuesday 5th or Wednesday 6th around 5pm ish.

Have the TOR Ridgeway route with me and was thinking of maybe spending a few hours doing part of that :?:

Plus it will give me chance to try out the new mods, have about 800 road miles on it but not been laning since the changes
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Re: Laning Newbury Area

Postby yaki on Thu Aug 07, 2008 12:55 am

Did about half of the TOR Ridgeway route this evening. It was only me, despite posting an invite on 3 different forums (ok it was short notice) there were no takers.

It was the first laning trip in the Fronty since finishing all the various mods so was a little nervous especially as I had no one with me cos you never know :wink:

Arrived in Chiltern just after 6pm, not may photos of the run as I wanted to get as many lanes in as possible before dark.

Overall it was quite an easy route, nothing that stretched the Fronty anyway :D

Some really pretty views, lots of quite flat fields, gentle hills and loads of wildlife, saw several foxes, loads of rabbits and hares and even what I think was a little deer 8)

Most of the lanes were well signposted telling you their status so there was no ambiguity as to what the lane classification was 8)

First few lanes were mostly gravel or chalk and had a firm surface with the odd muddy patch here and there but got more interesting as the route progressed

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And then there was this one, yes there is a lane down there and in need of some serious pruning, quite slippy in places and very very tight, paintwork got well tickled

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Then it got dark so no more piccies but did find this underpass on one of the lanes, with lights :o :o

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Front Aussie Locker
Rear Trooper Axle
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35mm Diff Drop
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33" Tyres
80mm Body Lift
Extended Axle Breathers
Aisin Manual Hubs
Rear Recovery Bumper
Braided Brake Hoses
EGR System Removed
DeCat
Fuel Tank Lift
Front & Rear Anti-Roll bar removed
Roof Console
EGT/Boost Gauge and Inclinometer in Centre Console
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Re: Laning Newbury Area

Postby Sir-Doris on Thu Aug 07, 2008 2:16 am

Ooh... a tickly lane. Bet you werent laughing :D :D :D
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Re: Laning Newbury Area

Postby bobbinsjob on Thu Aug 07, 2008 1:34 pm

nice one mate
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