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Conquering Hero

Postby stevd on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:06 pm

Hi all,

Does anyone know if Conquering Hero close to motor vehicles now, I have just been looking on trail wise and it seems to be the case. Does anyone have more info?

Cheers

Steve
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby furio on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:30 pm

First I've heard of it, gutted if it is, was a good lane. :(
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby Drift on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:46 pm

Ive just checked Trailwise and all is fine :?

last in motor vehicle (3 usage note, made 20/11/2010 (by user *****) -
nice views from this lane, no problems



Last entry :wink:
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby furio on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:47 pm

Can't find any info on trailwise to say its closed, last usesage reported november last year :?:
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby furio on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:47 pm

Beat me by a minute :oh yer:
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby Drift on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:50 pm

There is a problem on the Wayfarer though.
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby BoxCleva on Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:57 pm

I did CH about 3 months ago and I know it was legit then coz a bloke from the council was with us :lol:

Stevd , I know you like to go laning solo, but I wouldn't do that one matey on your own. I went during dry weather and I only just got through the mini canal at the top.
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby stevd on Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:35 am

Thanks for that,

I was just browsing trailwise and came across a yellow section in the middle of the lane, it looked like it had no rights of way. I'll attach a pic, not sure if it will work as I havent done it before :)

Cheers

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2" extra on solid pipe x section
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Side step removal
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16" alloys from an A Series
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Silicone vac pipes
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby stevd on Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:38 am

Your right, i definately wouldnt do it on my own, I went with a friend who had a freelander and I had the pleasure of towing him out :)

If I get some new tyres fitted on Sat, I am thinking of going out on sunday for a bit if anyone fancies it, it would be good to get a small group together. What is the etiquette for posting such things.

Cheers

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Modifications: 2" Lift on Trroper HD springs
2" extra on solid pipe x section
3.5" wind up on front
pro Comp Shocks
Side step removal
CB
Bonet Guard
A fair amount of scratches
Lots of rust to add character
16" alloys from an A Series
265/75/16 Recip Trial Mud Tyres - Modified arches with angle grinder.
Silicone vac pipes
Region: North Wales
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby BoxCleva on Tue Jan 18, 2011 11:01 am

Stick a post in the greenlaning section mate :D
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby furio on Tue Jan 18, 2011 2:19 pm

The "M" shaped lane on your map south of CH is also a nice drive :wink:
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Old Man Emu Suspension lift
Roof lights
Raised Axle Breathers
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Re: Conquering Hero

Postby stevd on Tue Jan 18, 2011 2:43 pm

I havent done that one, is it fairly easy going? I'll definately check it out at some point.

Cheers
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Location: North Wales, Mold / Connah's Quay
Model: 2.2 DTI 5dr
Registration Year: 2000/W
Vehicle Name: Wheelie Bin-cos of the colour
Modifications: 2" Lift on Trroper HD springs
2" extra on solid pipe x section
3.5" wind up on front
pro Comp Shocks
Side step removal
CB
Bonet Guard
A fair amount of scratches
Lots of rust to add character
16" alloys from an A Series
265/75/16 Recip Trial Mud Tyres - Modified arches with angle grinder.
Silicone vac pipes
Region: North Wales
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