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What is the x19 like in snow?

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19 years 1 week ago #8622 by alex1/9
What is the x19 like in snow? was created by alex1/9
as i will be venturing out for the weekend in the x19, i was wondering if i have to be more careful than most

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19 years 1 week ago #8623 by Graham Frost
As With any car you can not guess where the black ice is lurking :shock:

some members put more weight in the front to give more traction and having lived on the Hill of Knaphill those car with front wheel drive would be stuck at the bottom of the hill and the X1/9 would go up quite nicely
and a very slow descent in the mornings.

Watch the back end in any conditions :oops: if you push it you ll loase it
managed to be spun in Ireland 360 degrees on a road less than 12 foot wide ask our "Joe" the X1/9 span on the road and wheels were still on the road after the performance .....JUST and yes he was pushing it :P

"On the wing of a Lear"

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19 years 1 week ago #8627 by Chris Robinson

What's the X1/9 like in snow?


SOOOOO much fun, if you find a big, deserted car-park.

SOOOOO scary if you lose it on a public road.

Go easy, but have fun where it's safe to do so :P

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18 years 11 months ago #8752 by S & F VICKERS
Have had my little XY for nearly 29 years ....its my only car so used every day, Winter and Summer, although I must tell you I have lid on in Winter......its a great little car in snow, and living in N.East we have plenty, never been stuck yet but have passed buses that have been....go out and have fun who needs skis?

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