Tasmanian tracks

[Tazzieman]

A glance at some of our tough tracks. Personally I'm not into this style of travelling, but these guys don't hold back.

Tassy tracks

 

[Michael H.]

A glance at some of our tough tracks. Personally I'm not into this style of travelling, but these guys don't hold back.

Tassy tracks

For me, these guys are very bad ambassadors for the 4WD community. They promote the type of driving that gets vehicles damaged and tracks closed off.

 

[bigleonski]

Yeah nah, no longer want to play there. Remote touring will do me nowdays. Don’t mind the rough, but no longer need the stupid.

 

[Tazzieman]

For me, these guys are very bad ambassadors for the 4WD community. They promote the type of driving that gets vehicles damaged and tracks closed off.

True but they are a commercial operation - entertainment being one arm. No individual and especially no solo outfit would attempt those old washed out bulldozer grade mining tracks.
Easier to walk to some of the viewpoints than burn $ slowly crawling along in a car.
The west coast is still the wild west and locals have been driving like the 24/7 crew well before those guys were in nappies.
Not that that ever justifies trashing public tracks.

 

[Stu_Barnes]

thread moved.

We need some vicarious off road action in this section, especially as I’m still sans disco.

 

[ECrider]

thread moved.

We need some vicarious off road action in this section, especially as I’m still sans disco.

what broke this time?

 

[travelerBT]

I get the draw... I really do, but at some point you ask yourself... "Why would I break my vehicle when I can just walk up this hill... "

 

[Stu_Barnes]

what broke this time?

the rear 1/4 had a slight altercation with a gate post. Both lost

 

[Tazzieman]

For me, these guys are very bad ambassadors for the 4WD community. They promote the type of driving that gets vehicles damaged and tracks closed off.

Posted today

 

[grenadierboy]

Posted today

Thanks Tazzieman.

MadMatt makes a number of really interesting points as he argues the responsibilities of both users and influencers