M.Seidam

No worries . Remove your RSVP please

@Gaurav hehehe it has been realy long time since this exercise 😄 Well this is the danger of driving on 2WD in the desert , the unspining front wheels acted like a break while the back of the car still in forward momentum. … the rest you know now 😉

This is almost similar

Ummm all what you have said usually shouldn’t cause this . Actually not the acceleration what caused that it’s something else 😄

Why this happened ?

Dear @Ali Abbas How have you been ? It has been been a very long time .almost more than a year and a half or more since you drove with carnity regardless of the level and as a matter or Intermediate level And as from your profile you did the only one IM drive in April 2021. for your own safety I highly recommend you not to join such level and instead join a lower in difficulty level like Newbie or maximum fewbie level couple of times till you become synchronised back with your vehicle to the sand driving . There is no place I am afraid to take any high risk please . Please I am afraid to ask you to remove your self from this drive . I hope you can understand. Thank you 🙏

Dear zeddy @Zed happy to learn that you are Good bro . All the best and take care . 🙏

Coming from the huge bowels of Al Wagan and the tallest dunes of sweihan to the tightest terrain that can bearely fit my Xterra . its in Al Qudra desert . lets get unstuck and struggle bit together before it gets dark on us. this is the plan. Please check your gear , your recovery points front and back and your car . this is ain't a fast action packed drive more than its a tremendous mental and physical exercise to start your week end with . If your are opt to that then do not hesitate to join this Super technical drive . We request every member that joins this drive to go through the below information and strictly follow these guidelines, etiquettes and responsibilities. MUST READ AND COMPLY Offroad Flag Guideline Two Way Radio Guideline Off road Driving Etiquette's Emergency details for all off-roaders Off Road Driving - Roles & Responsibilities DRIVE DETAILS Level: Intermediate and above When: 20 jan 2023, Sunday Meeting time: 14:00 - Sharp (Without any exceptions) Meeting Point: https://goo.gl/maps/PU71uuga1LyDDhmM8 " Bab Shams entry point " Approximate finish time: 18:00 Type of Car: Any proper 4x4 with front and back tow hooks and 8-10 inches of ground clearance. What to bring along: Loads of water, snacks (for yourself), smiles, enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Mandatory off-road gears: Tire deflator, tire pressure gauge, compressor, walkie-talkie radio, off-road flag, shovel, first-aid kit and fire extinguisher and rated elastic recovery rope and 2 soft shackles LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE This drive is limited to 10 cars only. RSVP will close on Thursday 8 pm If the RSVP is full, you can add your name to the waitlist, once anyone drops, you will be moved to the RSVP list. RSVP will close a day prior to preparing a convoy list. Latecomers will be returned back - Without any exceptions. Members without RSVP will be returned back - Without any exceptions. Please withdraw your RSVP, if you aren't joining, so your spot can be taken by others. Repeated no-show members after RSVP will have their account suspended for a month PLEASE RSVP ON BELOW CALENDAR

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Congratulations @Nadeem Ansari 👍

I wish I could reload it once more with you guys . Have fun and be safe . Zed @Zed please don’t leave any one behind in any of the bowls 😅

Trip Report Me and My little copilot Abdallah arrived around 14:40 and we met for the first time @Bashar Beasha with his awesome black y61 who was almost ready . It was real pleasure. As the time was passing we realised that @Ahmad Nerat was mislead by google map somewhere near Damac hills 2 😱where the others were not far from us at the entry next to tarmac already ready to move. by the time I was checking every one and their vehicles @Ahmad Nerat has just arrived And in no time was ready and joined the briefing which was just started . Emphasis on the safety points and convoy discipline was well acknowledged and appreciated throughout the whole drive including the night drive the last hour. starting to to realign the convoy in order as we moved and within couple of minutes we arrived at our first ♾️ loop . At Fewbie level practicing safely how to ride the ridge and criss cross demands attention from both the participant and the lead / support as well . Therefore I found the “ infinity like loop “ model would serve both purposes by giving the chance to cross one dune from right , left as well as the classical straight up / down fashion along the loop and in the same time I could observe as a lead the entire convoy how they do that from different directions few times more or less we kept on doing it and obviously the whole convoy enjoyed it. the second half of the trip started with a break at Riche’s bar and ended with the last break enjoying the sun set at the crescent lake and in between driving driving and driving where ever the dunes took us along it’s breath taking reflection of the inclining sun toward the far west . The third and last part was the night drive action where all the senses aroused and the heart beats increased taking us back to last exit our final destination via Al Qudra Yoga Center ( the mushroom like shaped ) 😅 I have to say that this part although for some was first time but paradoxically was bit faster in pace at some points and free of any issues at all . Looks like the infinity loops was fruitful at the end of the day 👍😉. @Benjamin despite your very young age , you drove exceptionally very well with vigilance and you corrected to perfection my little drops even before I instruct you to do . You played the second lead amazingly well. Nice to meet you for the first time 👍. @Tharun Kumar V third time we meet I believe . very well driving . However keeping bit more of distance would be more safer to react faster . You self recovered nicely with bit of help and our ropes remained in the trunk untouched. 👍 @Ahmad Nerat second time we meet after the pink rock I believe . Today you managed your heavy LC especially in the technical patched and tight twistes like a pro well done 👍 The two Nissans y61 after each other black and white what an awesome combo @Bashar Beasha and @Sebb pleasure meeting both of you first time . Apart from one refusal or two here or there I would say you did really good . Just keep on practicing 👍 @Tareq Al Turq being in the middle connecting the first to the second half of the convoy was like a walk in the park for you my friend. Very well done 👍 @Pranjal Varsani1 pleasure meeting you once more after that trip from faqa to nahel. Flawless drive bro 👍 @Zubair also first time we drive together I believe you enjoyed the white FJC like every one did. Pleasure and well done 👍 @Mike M. Being in the back couldn’t see much but in the infinity loops part definitely you did great . Keep it up bro 👍 @Harshal hearing the roar of the mighty Tundra from that far I knew that you were enjoying your time . I hope you are ok now after you exited right after the crescent lake . last but not the least special thanks 🙏 for @Fabien Monleau for supporting the drive and guiding our friends whenever was needed. all and all it was a smooth enjoyable day out with you fine ppl this afternoon . till we meet again take care and drive safe . cheers 🌺 Seidam