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philbravery

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Q: Are the Chinese into off road 4X4 driving?

I don't mean driving on the footpath either, although that sort of fits the category.

The Philippines are into it but I wondering if other Asian countries that had taken it up.

anybody heard of or been 4X4ing in China?

11 years 32 weeks ago in Sports - China

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cooter

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I've seen a handful of souped up 4x4 vehicles running around. Jeeps, Rovers, Hummers, etc. Even seen some older modified Jeeps with mild suspension lifts and big off-road tread tires. But they were just footpath crawling as you described

I'm just not sure where they would go to partake in any actual trail riding, rock crawling, mud slinging, etc? In the US, we have dedicated parks for these kinds of activities, or you go to some friend's uncle's farm or something

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I have seen a handful. Funniest thing was I once saw a kitted out Cherokee and they owner had a British Columbia plate on it.

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It should take a long time.They can not drive on roads, how they can enjoy off-road crazy riding like we do in Czech with those many amateur competition series

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