NIGHT DRIVE+SHISHA IN GHOST TOWN !!
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Day and date : THURSDAY FEB 19, 2015
Drive Type : NEWBIE
Meeting Point :Badayer Shops on Dubai-Hatta Highway (E44)
24.954907, 55.714137 /degrees (DD.ddddd°) just copy and paste in Google maps
N 24 57.294, E 55 42.848 /degrees, minutes (DD°MM.mmm’)GPS User
[map]24.95488,55.71415(meeting&deflating point)[/map]Meeting Time : 08:00 pm
Drive Start: 08:15 pm
Drive Route: newbie
Estimated finish pointBRING YOUR OWN SHISHA AND REFRESHMENTS AS WELL AS SOME ADDITIONAL STUFF TO OFFER OUR HOSTS ( GHOSTS) :ymdevil: :ymdevil: :ymdevil:
Checklist:-
a) Keep your emergency contact info at vehicle dashboard.
b) Carry compressor with you and ensure its in working condition.
c) Ensure your 4 x 4 vehicle is in perfect condition and with full fuel tank.
d) Compatible Radio is a must.
e) Carry all necessary offroad gears / recovery equipment in good condition.
f) Carry enough water / refreshments / re-hydration drinks for self & co-passenger(s).Please read the following and register for the drive:-
Equipments that one needs to carry for offroading
Rules Of The Trip
Dubai Offroaders – Disclaimer
That’s exactly what i am waiting for! Let the horor begin
I’m sorry Fahim,
i will be unable to join, Family is here [-( [-( 🙁
next drive i will be free.. 🙂
quote Bahaa999:I’m sorry Fahim,
i will be unable to join, Family is here [-( [-( 🙁
next drive i will be free.. 🙂no issues Baha, family first, we will certainly miss your company.
This is only noght drive and Shisha right? No bbq
Lets even BBQ if night marshal approves.
see you all soon 🙂
quote Vijay:Lets even BBQ if night marshal approves.You guys are welcome to do it.
Am not sure but If I can I will surely make it. Cant miss Night Marshal drives 😀
Ghost town drive was very interesting to say the least… I’d say the biggest lesson learned from the drive is to always make sure the cars in the convoy are suitably equipped for off-roading. Proper tow points in the front and back, and a good spare tire at the very least.
Another important lesson, is to stay close (relatively close) to the car in front of you so that you are able to follow its tracks.
i enjoyed being second lead car on this drive because I got to see how the Marshall navigated and chose different path options as we went along.
A big thank you to the marshals and sweepers..
Cheers
Wov, that sounds amazing. How long do you think will it take to drive to the ghost town?
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quote Iwamas:Ghost town drive was very interesting to say the least… I’d say the biggest lesson learned from the drive is to always make sure the cars in the convoy are suitably equipped for off-roading. Proper tow points in the front and back, and a good spare tire at the very least.Another important lesson, is to stay close (relatively close) to the car in front of you so that you are able to follow its tracks.
i enjoyed being second lead car on this drive because I got to see how the Marshall navigated and chose different path options as we went along.
A big thank you to the marshals and sweepers..
CheersThe Newbie convoy had quite a few hiccups along the way but the convoy as a whole worked very well together as a team whether it was fixing pop outs, replacing tyres or recovery in difficult positions.
It is very important to read and abide by the ”rules of the trip” & ”the equipment one needs for offroading” posts which are mentioned when every drive is posted. It makes life difficult for all when some of us are negligent. So as Ashraf mentioned the above are some of the most basic and necessary things needed for off-roading.
Thank you to all for helping out and keeping the spirit up through out the drive! See you all soon. :thanks: :drive:
It was an excellent drive. :thanks:
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