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Does mountain bike cycling typically take place on rough terrain?
Mountain biking is often done on rough terrain, yes, but it does not have to be. It is a sport that takes place off-road, generally.
What was road travel like in 1750?
the road was so bumpy and rough
Can cars drive on rough terrain?
If they are 4 wd with enough ground clearance they can go off-road.
What are 4x4 trucks made for?
Off road driving in rough terrain where a 2 WD vehicle could not go.
What is so special about the all terrain on the fj cruiser?
The all terrain on the FJ Cruiser is special because it allows drivers to travel off road. All terrain means it can drive on pavement as well as on gravel and mud.
What is the difference between ATV and a motorcycle?
A motorcycle has two wheels, and is used generally for driving on a paved road way. An All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) has 4 wheels and is used to drive in rough terrain like a path through a forest.
How far did christopher mccandless travel in his journey?
From the end of Stampede Road to Bus 142, it is approximately 20 miles. It is level terrain with 2 river crossings.
What is the travel distance from Santa Marta to Bogota Colombia Is the road north of Bogota dangerous Is it mountainous terrain?
The driving distance is about 610 miles (980 km) although the cities are only about 450 miles apart. The trip can take up to 20 hours. Travel is through mountainous terrain in several locations along national highway 45, and especially highway 50 near Bogota. Travel in Colombia is potentially dangerous for reasons other than the terrain, and you should consult the appropriate departments of State for travel advisories.
What does the term 'Peugeot trekker' mean?
The Peugeot Trekker is an off-road scooter. It is primarily used for recreation and racing for those who want to travel on two wheels in challenging terrain.
What is rough road to the stars in Latin?
Latin, Ad astra per aspera. A difficult (or, rough) road leads to the stars.
What type of simple machine is a switchback road?
A switchback road is a type of inclined plane simple machine, often referred to as a ramp. It allows vehicles to travel up and down steep terrain by gradually changing direction to lessen the slope.
Do you need a separate license to drive a crane on the road?
Yes.
