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Have you taken you FL2 off road ?
YES and its brillaint, but takes ages to clean
45%
 45%  [18]
NO but just looking for the right opportunity
37%
 37%  [15]
NO you must be joking I didn't pay £30K to trash it in a quarry or on a green lane
17%
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scotster



Member Since: 29 Oct 2007
Location: Richmond, West London.
Posts: 241

United Kingdom 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Manual Stornoway Grey

Hey Paul.

The twisty narrow road with switch backs wasnt the Rua de Treviso was it? As featured here:

http://www.team-banana-racing.com/index_main.htm

Click on 'Operation Amazing Cheese' under 'Domination'

I would be impressed if you got down that with the Freely - it was difficult enough on a mountain bike!

S. '57 GS TD4 in Stornoway. Privacy, Leather, Tred Cills. From ebay etc.. 18" 12 spoke HSE alloys, rear spoiler, clear side repeaters with clear leds, led interior light to replace bulbs, sports exhaust trim, TomTom 720.
Favourite Off road vehicle, still my Santa Cruz Mountain Bike! Smile http://www.team-banana-racing.com

Post #9942 13th Nov 2007 7:27 pm
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Paul



Member Since: 10 Feb 2007
Location: Ghent
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Belgium 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 SE Auto Stornoway Grey

Close Scotster !

But no, it's not the Treviso track - which is in Italy. I think you meant the Tesviso - which indeed is a unbelievably steep track in the Picos de Europa.

Click image to enlarge


If indeed you came down with a mountain bike: Thumbs Up
(but ascending it by bike would be another performance !!)

Actually, the narrow road was on the other side of the gorge - with a nice view of the Tresviso.

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Post #9945 13th Nov 2007 7:49 pm
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npinks



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Obviously these tracks are meant for donkeys, mules and camel's and should be only driven on by people with more guts than me Thumbs Up

Post #9946 13th Nov 2007 7:56 pm
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scotster



Member Since: 29 Oct 2007
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United Kingdom 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Manual Stornoway Grey

That's the beast Paul! Well spotted and excuse my typo.

You would need a nice MX or trials bike to get up it!

I probably would like to take the freely offroad but I'm not sure how I would explain it to the 'boss' If I had to go home and say

"Honey, I had to leave the car in a big hole"

Rolling Eyes '57 GS TD4 in Stornoway. Privacy, Leather, Tred Cills. From ebay etc.. 18" 12 spoke HSE alloys, rear spoiler, clear side repeaters with clear leds, led interior light to replace bulbs, sports exhaust trim, TomTom 720.
Favourite Off road vehicle, still my Santa Cruz Mountain Bike! Smile http://www.team-banana-racing.com

Post #9949 13th Nov 2007 8:02 pm
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