So basically if you ask me what is offroad I will tell you - it's a lifestyle. In more detailed way is a drive in deserts, mountains, forests, beaches, etc, away from prepared roads so it is just the pure transportation across country with no roads with anything that you can go: SUV, quads, ATV, UTV, motocross etc.
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But it also has to be a bike or ATV or whatever you wanna call it because of the size of the bike. The main thing is if you want to get away from prepared roads because you don't want to be in traffic, you have to be able to do everything on the bike (like riding uphill, biking downhill, cycling on rough terrain etc). And this is the main driving philosophy for me.
So I know what I have to do is find the perfect combination between my lifestyle and the driving philosophy. It is important that I get as much riding experience as practical.
When I am driving I get a sense of safety that goes up to a point but not too low and that can help me get a certain level of feeling. I don't think I have been able to reach that level with my driving.
My driving philosophy has nothing at all to do with the gear but instead I want a certain feel of safety. For me, it's all about knowing the road and how I can get to each point of interest. I don't want to go down to the traffic lights and see if I can go the same way to the end but I also don't want to be going faster or slower in any case (which is quite a lot).
What happens when you don't have that? When you are going straight, straight is faster than going straight and straight is faster than the straight I am used to so to be honest I don't like it.
You know how there is no way to make my car go faster or slower? It's not my thing. I don't know what makes my car go faster. It's a matter of riding my bike, taking the bike along the road and that's it! It doesn't matter if it's a road you've ridden before, you know it's your road or not. The only difference is you are taking the bike in this direction and you are riding with my car in this direction. So, I am always careful, I look for the safest situation and I always know my road. I have this habit: I always try to go as fast as possible to the end, it is like the driving philosophy of my life.
If I am going the wrong way, I can't just get back to the end as fast as I went and go straight. I need to be cautious so that my car doesn't hit the car next to me because the car is following behind me even if I don't look to the left. It is not that I don't care about being safe, but that I will be careful about the direction in which I go (the road or the car).
I try to go as fast as possible. I think I am safe with the bike but it's not true! When I drive on the right side of the street.
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A real off-road car will enter where new SUVs can only dream of. The second-generation Mitsubishi Pajero is a dying line of cars that did not fear the terrain and did not pretend to do anything. A re