Navigation Techniques with John Hudson

Navigation Techniques with John Hudson

This entry is part 8 of 26 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #4

Many who know me will be laughing because they know I get lost all the time.

When putting rally courses together we’ve learnt some stuff that could help any group of mates who want to put a trip together, and the first rule of being a good navigator is to carry plenty of fuel and always fill up your tank whenever you drive past a fuel station. To put a good track together you need to ride down a lot of dead ends to find the good stuff, and to do this you need fuel.

When building the APC rally course there are four parts to the process.

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