I'm very familiar with all these lanes. Horeshoe lane is no walkover, so fair play you doing it with really expensive vehicles. The off camber sections are becoming much worse though, so perhaps the time has come for me to no longer drive it entirely solo (no spotter!) in a stock 1959 Series II Land Rover...... Great edit and production as always, although for me the sountrack is distracting to the point of mild irritation.
What a brilliant video and demonstration of total control. A pleasure to watch learn and enjoy the experience without the ra ra gung ho commentary of other sites. Beautiful country trails and handled with precision and finess... top spotters... loving this site and everything you dom
@@ModifiedJeepsUK... we run a 2014 Sahara.... love it. Off grid campers, a small amount of trailwork, but nothing technical. Following with enthusiasm. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Haha, see what you did there! It certainly has its moments. For us the worst is the possibility of bad scratches on the bank just by the waterfall. The rest is just enjoyable stuff.
Nice job. Were a couple of the Jeeps running Beadlocks? What sort of pressures are you airing down to? Do you have any plans to run Bastard Lane in the other direction? Oh, and of course, what is happening with the CJ?
Thank you 🙂 We aired down to 20psi for this lane. None of us are running beadlocks, there are a couple with trim rings though. We will run the lane up hill if the VRO is lifted for up hill travel, but really can't see that happening. The CJ is a long project haha.
Hey great video ...hope to come up in 2022 to join you on a lane.Stay safe and enjoy life 🍻 Skål 🍻
Nice video, good to see Blake out in his jeep as well 😀
I'm very familiar with all these lanes. Horeshoe lane is no walkover, so fair play you doing it with really expensive vehicles. The off camber sections are becoming much worse though, so perhaps the time has come for me to no longer drive it entirely solo (no spotter!) in a stock 1959 Series II Land Rover......
Great edit and production as always, although for me the sountrack is distracting to the point of mild irritation.
What a brilliant video and demonstration of total control.
A pleasure to watch learn and enjoy the experience without the ra ra gung ho commentary of other sites.
Beautiful country trails and handled with precision and finess... top spotters... loving this site and everything you dom
Thanks Karl. Thats the way we roll 😂 It's what we encourage, not only better for the lanes but mechanical sympathy too.
@@ModifiedJeepsUK... we run a 2014 Sahara.... love it.
Off grid campers, a small amount of trailwork, but nothing technical.
Following with enthusiasm.
Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Nice video mates! That's a real bastard lane!! 😱😱 💪💪💪
Haha, see what you did there! It certainly has its moments. For us the worst is the possibility of bad scratches on the bank just by the waterfall. The rest is just enjoyable stuff.
Great video you two! It’s great to see you out on the trails again!!
Thanks buddy! more videos coming very soon 😊
@@ModifiedJeepsUK awesome!! Looking forward to them!
Nice job.
Were a couple of the Jeeps running Beadlocks? What sort of pressures are you airing down to? Do you have any plans to run Bastard Lane in the other direction?
Oh, and of course, what is happening with the CJ?
Thank you 🙂 We aired down to 20psi for this lane. None of us are running beadlocks, there are a couple with trim rings though. We will run the lane up hill if the VRO is lifted for up hill travel, but really can't see that happening. The CJ is a long project haha.