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Pros And Cons Of Off-Road Organizers
The organizers were knowledgeable and included an off-road expert. They guided us through the trails telling us where to position our tires and how to navigate the terrain, and consequently made sure all of us felt safe in this new type of driving environment. This was so different than any other type of driving I’ve done in driving tours, rally’s or at a DE. I had fun and learned some things about my car that I didn't realize it could do! I now feel better prepared to drive my car in almost any type of situation that nature, adventure outings, or traffic could throw at me.
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