slax
Member Since: 19 Nov 2008
Location: Bruxelles
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Hello Hello to you all discovery lovers  Just wanted to ask if somebody knows any off road things in belgium?Or somethig like that? Want to try my father`s new discovery on some off road  ...so if u have any ideeas leave a commet:P....or if not some good areeas for off-roading in Belgium?  "Imagination is more important than knowledge." by Albert Einstein
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 19th Nov 2008 9:55 pm |
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NJF
Member Since: 05 Oct 2007
Location: Gone
Posts: 2466
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Welcome to the site, slax.
I don't know about Belgium but there's a site near Thionville, which is about 2 hours south of Bruxelles. It's now closed for the winter, but if you keep watch on the site, we'll post details of a visit in March or April next year. It would be better to visit on a dry day unless you have very good mud tyres.
Land Rover Luxembourg also arranges some good off-road days at a quarry in Luxembourg. Again, watch the site for details.
I'm sure that someone with better knowledge of Belgium will post a more helpful reply soon. 
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| 19th Nov 2008 10:05 pm |
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slax
Member Since: 19 Nov 2008
Location: Bruxelles
Posts: 22
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yeah....well it`s still a standard model....SE TDV6 model ...so no mud tyres:P..thank`s again...i`m ussing this site with my father for qte a whille now...and fought o subscribe my self 8) saw a lot of nice people and hellping so hope to have a good time here:P "Imagination is more important than knowledge." by Albert Einstein
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| 19th Nov 2008 10:23 pm |
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Loizeauc
Member Since: 07 Jan 2006
Location: Luxembourg
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There is also a good club with well organized off-road ballads.
have a look on
http://www.4x4festival.be/ disco 3 tdv6 hse seven 2008.5
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| 18th Jan 2009 9:27 am |
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mehari
Member Since: 14 Dec 2005
Location: somewhere in Belgium and often in Brittany
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Welcome !
you may also want to consider this http://www.roadbook4x4.be/
the LROC is also doing some activities http://www.lroc.be
The "3" is a great car but with road tyres, even the most talented one will face some tough challenges, save quickly to get yourself a set of Mud tyres (such as cooper STT for instance) on steel wheels (Triangular 17" for instance)..
Have fun ! A second D3 ! This time with all whistles and bells (Auto, 7seats, Diff Lock, RAI, all kinds of protections, winch, Extended range tank, iPod adapter....)
First time twice the same car ! and first time third car of the same brand !
I'm loving it !
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| 19th Jan 2009 6:42 am |
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Roel
Member Since: 16 Aug 2008
Location: home
Posts: 1215
 
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There are some terrain you can pay to drive. The ones I know are Bilstain and sclayn.
Bilstain is probably better as you have less chanche at damage. Sclayn is more deep mudded track with the possibility you will touch the sides. Roel
1997 Camel Trophy Disco ex-P101JWK (traded it for a Britains 42101)
1984 90 TD5
2005 G4 Disco 3 BN55WPT
Also member of club MTR
and Club Faultmate
Interested in my 4x4 history see my website: www.mudmachine.webklik.nl
Sorry it's in Dutch and with google translator it gets funny.
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| 22nd Jan 2009 11:11 am |
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