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Pointers please towards a gentle intro to green laning and off roading.
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09 Sep 2017 13:26 #183961
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Replied by fowleronline on topic Pointers please towards a gentle intro to green laning and off roading.
Thanks guys, I think I might just opt for General Grabber AT3s in 195/80/15 and get a set of 5 to rotate them.
After I repaint the rims... Hammerite?
After I repaint the rims... Hammerite?

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09 Sep 2017 13:34 #183962
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Replied by mike83 on topic Pointers please towards a gentle intro to green laning and off roading.
195 80 15 is a nice size mate. Doesnt alter economy much at all. 215 75 are an inch wider. More rolling resistance.
Look up 2 wheel low box mod. Puts a switch in so you can drive in 2 low. Much better for lanes.
All the best
Look up 2 wheel low box mod. Puts a switch in so you can drive in 2 low. Much better for lanes.
All the best
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09 Sep 2017 14:20 - 09 Sep 2017 14:24 #183963
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09 Sep 2017 14:55 #183964
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Replied by fowleronline on topic Pointers please towards a gentle intro to green laning and off roading.
Phew - I thought that might be much more of an issue for me!
Last question (maybe!) what pressures do you run on the road - and I presume you consider dropping a bit for longer off road sections?
Last question (maybe!) what pressures do you run on the road - and I presume you consider dropping a bit for longer off road sections?
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09 Sep 2017 15:36 #183968
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Replied by jackonlyjack on topic Pointers please towards a gentle intro to green laning and off roading.
Start at 25psi all round see how it feels 
My 195 retreads i settled at 20 all round and 15 off road
Jack

My 195 retreads i settled at 20 all round and 15 off road
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09 Sep 2017 18:35 #183972
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Replied by 1066Boy on topic Pointers please towards a gentle intro to green laning and off roading.
I run my Grabber X3's (215/75/15) @ 20psi all round and don't bother letting them down for competitions as they work fine off road at this pressure.

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