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4x4 Newsletter, Issue #031 -- Recovery Kit March 30, 2007 |
Practical 4x4 Off Roads InformationSubscribers: 6108Hi Welcome to this edition of the 4x4 Newsletter! Remember that your opinion matters and I am open to suggestions and ideas regarding the web site and the contents of this newsletter. If you like this e-zine, please do your friends and me a BIG FAVOR and forward it to them. TOPICS:
4x4OffRoads.com
I finally finished making my first 4x4 offroad short video. It's from the January 4 wheeling trip. It's about 4 minutes long and gives a good idea of how much fun this can be. The music plays a large part in the whole. The song is called "Don't try to fool me" and is by Johann G. Johannsson and performed by Regína Ósk. After the last weekend I came back from the next trip. A full three days of 4 wheeling in the Icelandic highlands. Read all about it by opening the link below. You may be interested in visiting Iceland for some 4 wheeling. I am in the process of finding partners for guided offroad tours in Iceland. Hope to get that up and running soon. If you are planning on taking your own vehicle over here with the ferry from Norway or Scotland you are welcome to contact Utivist at +354 562-1000 or visit their site at: http://utivist.is/utivist/english/. "MySpace" for off-roaders eBook about 4 wheeling Forum for 4x4s Let me know what your biggest wish is by taking part in the 4x4OffRoads.com Survey Original 4x4OffRoads apparel. Choose from a wide range of available essentials. Designs are made from some stunning 4 wheeling pictures from the site. Everything from bumper stickers and g-strings to sweat shirts and tracksuits. Proudly show your support for 4x4OffRoads.com! Please take a look at the new store and let me know how you like it.
If you have a 4x4 you feel proud of and want to show others - please don't hesitate to submit pictures and descriptions. Already there are a number of nice trucks up. My plan is to make these pages high-quality and accessible and I need your help in doing so. Almost all 4x4's are unique and I am sure yours is in some way. Share your experience and allow the rest of the 4 wheeling world to see your truck and how it is used... Take some time in describing your 4x4 and how you enjoy it. Use as many words as needed. As more rigs are added I get more picky - choosing only interesting rigs with lots of information and an unusual story. Here is the page for submitting your 4x4 and looking at other readers trucks.
Kverkfjoll OffRoad
Video:
4x4 - Fun, Sun & Snow
ARTICLE Recovery kit - Shovel - The most important 4x4 truck accessory - always
keep a shovel handy! The best for digging have a round point blade; the
best for cutting through soil have a sharp square edge.
I am adding more and more content and value to 4x4OffRoads.com. Please... if there's anything IMPORTANT that you wish I would do, anything that will make your life easier and/or bring you better knowledge... Reply to this e-mail with your biggest wish for the site! Another option for you is to take part in a simple survey I set up. It should only take a couple of minutes to fill out. Also you get to voice your preferences regarding further development of the 4x4OffRoads.com web site. I review all wishes and use to build a list for the most wanted, which I then prioritize according to demand. The front axle is often considerably weaker than the rear. To prevent unnecessary breakage you should try and keep the wheels as straight as possible - especially when running under heavy loads and torque. This makes the it less likely that you break the outer axles or the U-joints. As you may have noticed there is a new logo visible on the 4x4OffRoads.com site. I discovered that I have gained experience in building web sites that are heavily supported by digital images. Also - being a visual kind of guy I enjoy taking pictures of various subjects. Therefore I started a new web site that I use as a hub or central station for all my web sites and also to share photos I gather through my other interests and travel. The web is of course named Digital-Photo-Web.com You are welcome to take a look and even send in a picture or two of your favorite subject in the reader photos section. It can be on any theme you are interested in. Best wishes and keep on wheeling, Thrandur Arnthorsson 4x4OffRoads.com |
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