[Froadin in Europe]

well done lads, thanks, maybe an enquiry now to said club, see what comes up! looks promising. The Corsica trip is run by the GRM so should be good, As you know we're off to Morrocco in Jan, so sadly cannot join you for the fun and frolics (thats right, Frolics) in Oct. Mons Flint is conspicuous by his absense. Thanks again, best Regards Billy

[Froadin in Europe]

Hi Billy,

Have you seen this site? Click me

I am off to Luxembourg end of Month but will be very tame I think.

Peter

Hi Peter, looks very interesting, I can get it translated and get back to you, you up for Corsica in October with Kay, looks like Rosemarie and I are going, ( fingers crossed very hard) BTW the bushes in my front radious arms (QT) were totalled on the Cevenol, seems you were unlucky, heard from Mons Flint?

[Froadin in Europe]

Ideas on the event itself or on off roading in those countries?

AFAIK, and i'm 99% sure this is true reading from other web sites, most tracks in France and cetainly Spain are all good to go, unless there is a sign stating "privado, no accesso".

Its events that I like, driving and winching only when you have to, not, winching and driving when you can , I have greenlaned in Spain and France, and it is good, as you rightly say, Best Regards

[Further afield forum foray?]

If you want greenlaning the pyrennees or Alps are great, if you want more, Try the Lousa Trial in Portugal, (every type of 'froadin including night section 3 days) or the Trophy Cevenol in France (Blow your socks off for 3 1/2 days) there are more out there it just needs more research. Best Regards

[Froadin in Europe]

Hi, I'm looking to do an event in France /Spain in the next 8 weeks, similar to Cevenol, any ideas?

[Front Radius Arms]

Ouch

what did you hit that looks like a comp wound not the nice shiny td5 I last saw in Bosnia

What make are they

Having said that judging by the rust its not new damage its been coming for a while

Hi, what Peter hit was the same stones that virtually ripped the rear top joint off a Rangie rear axle, fun eh Pete?

[Classifieds Forum]

SPOT ON

Hi, I agree with the above, the likes of me who has very little to add to vast amount of knowledge/skill available here makes it so I'll never be able to use the classified. Its your site so you make the rules but who are the ones abusing it? This is, as you know, one of the better sites, keep it up and thanks for your effort. Best regards Bill Westley

[Wheel wobble]

yup, if you have a mate with a large press.

This is the only job so far I've paid to have done, about a year ago. The fool that did the job took 2 hours or something daft to do it.

I've just noticed last week that he's fitted the rod upside down.

Well it was handy that a pal had a spare, but mine was fitted with polybush "blue" an easy to replace job although now I think I'll use "red", (a little harder), and also put a spare set in the "box" cos its such an easy repair, no press req'd .Rgds

[Wheel wobble]

As usual i'm probably the last to find out, had a violent wheel wobble start for no apparent reason, started about 55kmh and if your brave could drive through it, checked all the usual suspects, wheel bearings, swivels obviously wheels balanced, it turned out to be the panhard rod bushes creamed, now great!, this was on my Hybrid running OME shocks, De-Carbon steering Damper, 33x 12.5 BFG Muds on 300tdi axles. never heard of this problem before, you?