Offroad-Express

albundy wrote:Alot of the old guys from CHCH don't post much on this site anymore hence the lack of activity and the training days.
Al

And it is a shame, I enjoyed the training day I had down there, and found it very worth while, and a great way to meet people

if there is enough intrest I spose it could be looked at. I Would run a section again.

Id be very keen if you were too

MATT4U wrote:if there is enough intrest I spose it could be looked at. I Would run a section again.

I would be very keen always keen to learn the tricks and tips of the trade from the old guys.

i'd be in with a grin

Mud Hog wrote:

MATT4U wrote:if there is enough intrest I spose it could be looked at. I Would run a section again.

I would be very keen always keen to learn the tricks and tips of the trade from the old guys.

You calling Matt one of the Old Guys

Matts section would be failed river crossings and how to blow your diff

H2OLOVA wrote:

Mud Hog wrote:

MATT4U wrote:if there is enough intrest I spose it could be looked at. I Would run a section again.

I would be very keen always keen to learn the tricks and tips of the trade from the old guys.

You calling Matt one of the Old Guys

Matts section would be failed river crossings and how to blow your diff

And how to hold your suspension together with rope when you havn't finished it before a trip

And get rescued by the police
Nah seriously Matt, if you want to go ahead and put the planning in I can help you out. Sure others could put there hands up as well. I could even have a talk with Rick to see if we could get access to the 4wd park ( for a fee of course) and train out there. Some good places to do failed hill climbs on.

Al

I'm down on the 31st (no 4wd but can borrow a shiney soley for the training) and with nothing to do (mates 30th that night, and engagment bbq the next day) so can assist if its that day (sat 31st Jan). would be good to catch up with people as well. If thats to little lead time then im happy to take a few new people down at the waimak to get peoples skills up down there. Plus I miss the rivers, will bring my togs

Id be happy with paying a fee if need be. or somewhere like the waimak is good too

PR wrote:

H2OLOVA wrote:

Mud Hog wrote:I would be very keen always keen to learn the tricks and tips of the trade from the old guys.

You calling Matt one of the Old Guys

Matts section would be failed river crossings and how to blow your diff

And how to hold your suspension together with rope when you havn't finished it before a trip

Now that's some funny shit right there