Midweek Intermediate Drive on 25th Dec 2013
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Day and Date: Wednesday 25th December ‘2013 Afternoon Drive.
Drive Type: Intermediate to Advance Level .
Meeting Point: Al Badayer Shops
Meeting Time : 03:00Hrs.
Drive Start: 03:15Hrs.
Drive Route: Initial Start will be High Dunes then Soft sand Ending will be high dunes.
Duration : Till SunsetNOT SUITABLE FOR NEW BIES OR FEW BIES. PLS EXCUSE. ONLY 2 STAR AND ABOVE AS IT WILL BE FAST PACED
Checklist:-
a) Ensure your 4 x 4 vehicle is in perfect condition, with tow hooks at front & rear and with the spare tyre in good conditions.
b) Compatible Radio is a must.
c) Carry all necessary offroad gears, in good condition.
d) Carry enough water / refreshments / re-hydration drinks for self & co-passenger(s).
e) Full Tank fuel mustPlease read the following and register for the drive:-
Equipments that one needs to carry for offroading
Rules Of The Trip
Dubai Offroaders – Disclaimer
Look like a repeat convoy of Fridays Night Drive :ymhug:
quote Saif:Look like a repeat convoy of Fridays Night Drive :ymhug:Enjoy yourselves out there ..what a perfect day to do it …only a little bit jealous 😉
Saw this too late…
It was a fantastic midweek drive and great weather to be out in the desert serenity minus the usual weekend traffic.
Faheem and I met at the Emirates Petroleum in Lahbab and reached Badayer together. After a little while, we met Zakariya who had come there with his friend for a drive by themselves. Unfortunately, his friend had to leave due to an emergency so Zakariya was happy to meet us and venture out into the sands. Humayun soon arrived and we deflated and were ready to hit the sands when we were approached by a young Emirati boy in his Wrangler who asked us for help as his friend’s pick-up was stuck in the sands. After doing our good deed for the day, we got news that Saif has also reached Badayer and so we headed back to meet him.
It was pretty straight forward after that. We touched Iftar Bowl, Area 53, Super Bowl and Ghost Town and exited near Madam. High dunes, small dunes, soft sand, side sloping, crest-cutting and generally having fun. All was done at a good pace.
No stucks, no pop-outs, a few second attempts and the breaks we took were to only chill out a bit. The last part of the drive from Super Bowl to Ghost Town was practically a night drive.
Thank you Humayun for an Xmas surprise and thank you Saif for keeping an eye on us. :thanks:
quote Saj:It was a fantastic midweek drive and great weather to be out in the desert serenity minus the usual weekend traffic.Faheem and I met at the Emirates Petroleum in Lahbab and reached Badayer together. After a little while, we met Zakariya who had come there with his friend for a drive by themselves. Unfortunately, his friend had to leave due to an emergency so Zakariya was happy to meet us and venture out into the sands. Humayun soon arrived and we deflated and were ready to hit the sands when we were approached by a young Emirati boy in his Wrangler who asked us for help as his friend’s pick-up was stuck in the sands. After doing our good deed for the day, we got news that Saif has also reached Badayer and so we headed back to meet him.
It was a pretty straight forward after that. We touched Iftar Bowl, Area 53, Super Bowl and Ghost Town and exited near Madam. High dunes, small dunes, soft sand, side sloping, crest-cutting and generally having fun. All was done at a good pace.
No stucks, no pop-outs, a few second attempts and the breaks we took were to only chill out a bit. The last part of the drive from Super Bowl to Ghost Town was practically a night drive.
Thank you Humayun for an Xmas surprise and thank you Saif for keeping an eye on us. :thanks:
Its my pleasure and Happy to hear that you guys had fun.. Will look forward to drive with you guys again..
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