<![CDATA[babyRR.com - The Range Rover Evoque Forum - Photos & Video]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/ Thu, 30 Apr 2026 17:03:28 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Uploading Photos.]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Uploading-Photos Mon, 09 Mar 2020 18:35:42 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Uploading-Photos Can someone throw me a bone here as to what image hosting i should use.

Thanks
(09-03-2020 07:35pm)IvorRedOne Wrote:  Guys. Trying to upload some photos. Tried links from onedrive, google images, mediafire but this site wont allow me to upload.
Can someone throw me a bone here as to what image hosting i should use.

Thanks

Sorted out. Followed advice from Francis]]> Can someone throw me a bone here as to what image hosting i should use.

Thanks
(09-03-2020 07:35pm)IvorRedOne Wrote:  Guys. Trying to upload some photos. Tried links from onedrive, google images, mediafire but this site wont allow me to upload.
Can someone throw me a bone here as to what image hosting i should use.

Thanks

Sorted out. Followed advice from Francis]]> <![CDATA[First edition]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-First-edition Thu, 13 Feb 2020 22:26:06 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-First-edition <![CDATA[caput]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-caput Fri, 09 Aug 2019 17:39:34 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-caput ]]> ]]> <![CDATA[New Evoque owner - pictures]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-Evoque-owner-pictures Tue, 29 Jan 2019 20:42:49 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-Evoque-owner-pictures .jpg  20190118_160017.jpg (Size: 407.85 KB / Downloads: 77) ]]> .jpg  20190118_160017.jpg (Size: 407.85 KB / Downloads: 77) ]]> <![CDATA[Late xmas present]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Late-xmas-present Fri, 11 Jan 2019 19:43:51 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Late-xmas-present
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[Image: 20190111_142701337fd2ccc9c964b7.jpg]]]> <![CDATA[Smoked out my lights murdered out]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Smoked-out-my-lights-murdered-out Sat, 29 Sep 2018 03:46:58 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Smoked-out-my-lights-murdered-out
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.jpeg  80167D71-A3C8-42AA-B8FE-745ECFEC2381.jpeg (Size: 147.95 KB / Downloads: 58) ]]> <![CDATA[Crashed into concrete central reservation :(]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Crashed-into-concrete-central-reservation Fri, 28 Sep 2018 16:29:18 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Crashed-into-concrete-central-reservation
Last week in the torrential rain of Storm 'Bronagh' caused a massive amount of standing water on a section of the M1, south of Sheffield. I was in the middle lane and wasn't speeding (although I was obviously going too fast for the conditions) probably around 60MPH. I aquaplaned over what was probably about 10 car lengths and I'd like to go into detail about what happened next - as a warning to other drivers:

The first thing I noticed was the deafening silence, as the wheels lost contact with the road.

The back end of the car started to drift out to the left, pointing the car towards the barrier, instantly I attempted to correct with left hand down, about half a turn which had zero directional impact.

Realising that there was no steering, I was running through the various impact scenarios in my head - head-ons, glancing blows, spinning out of control and being hit by other cars. It's amazing what can go through your head in a very small time. I decided to stand on the brake pedal to at least potentially shed some speed to reduce whatever impact was to follow.

All of a sudden, there was tyre screech. The stretch of water had ended and the tyres were in contact with the ground again, unfortunately, pointing at about 45 degrees to the central reservation, now the car continued on that new path for about 3 meters until it hit the concrete barrier.

The front corner hit the barrier.

What came next I had not anticipated or ever experienced. The sheer speed of the airbag deployment - it literally knocked the air out of my lungs;
The front airbags inflate quicker than you can blink - my eyes were sore for days after being grazed by the airbag.
The side airbags push you away from the door with incredible force - my entire right side is covered in bruises.
The knee airbags knock your feet from the pedals which is very disorientating as you're trying desperately to brake.
The curtain airbags smack you in the side of the head - my ear was bruised and twice the size of the other for a week. The curtain airbag does not deflate and is very tough/stiff, so that in the event of a roll over you are held in place.

Next the rear of the struck the barrier.

The car span, and span, and span.

We came to a stop with cars passing in all directions, I was in a blind panic as I couldn't see which way we were facing and whether we were about to be struck by someone else at 70mph - with no airbags left for protection.

My partner got out the car and with the help of a van driver who had stopped they managed to pull open my drivers door.

We then made our way to the hard shoulder where it all started to sink in...

My car was destroyed - but we were, other than bruises & burns - unhurt.

It's so easy, especially in a Range Rover to feel cocooned from the outside world. I have covered a lot of miles and have had minor scuffs and shunts in the past, never my fault. I hold my hands up and say I was driving too fast for the conditions, but also wonder perhaps the outcome could have been worse had I been going 10mph slower or faster etc.

I genuinely can't say that driving slower would have saved the car, all I can say is that without warning, and after driving for 250 miles that night already, the car felt like it was on in the air. I love driving on snow & ice - this was nothing like it, you have more grip on ice!

I'm not even sure what the lesson is here, other than to be aware of what can happen, perhaps leave more space from cars around you on the motorway in the rain so if it isn't you that loses it, you're at least far away from those that do?

[Image: 44971055821_3b098d97c1_z.jpg]IMG_20180920_230652 by d86cfv, on Flickr

[Image: 43159088730_26e7160ab1_z.jpg]IMG_20180920_230701 by d86cfv, on Flickr

[Image: 44251882794_770371b6ea_z.jpg]IMG_20180921_120441 by d86cfv, on Flickr

[Image: 44971055581_808bb193b3_z.jpg]IMG_20180921_120643 by d86cfv, on Flickr]]>
Last week in the torrential rain of Storm 'Bronagh' caused a massive amount of standing water on a section of the M1, south of Sheffield. I was in the middle lane and wasn't speeding (although I was obviously going too fast for the conditions) probably around 60MPH. I aquaplaned over what was probably about 10 car lengths and I'd like to go into detail about what happened next - as a warning to other drivers:

The first thing I noticed was the deafening silence, as the wheels lost contact with the road.

The back end of the car started to drift out to the left, pointing the car towards the barrier, instantly I attempted to correct with left hand down, about half a turn which had zero directional impact.

Realising that there was no steering, I was running through the various impact scenarios in my head - head-ons, glancing blows, spinning out of control and being hit by other cars. It's amazing what can go through your head in a very small time. I decided to stand on the brake pedal to at least potentially shed some speed to reduce whatever impact was to follow.

All of a sudden, there was tyre screech. The stretch of water had ended and the tyres were in contact with the ground again, unfortunately, pointing at about 45 degrees to the central reservation, now the car continued on that new path for about 3 meters until it hit the concrete barrier.

The front corner hit the barrier.

What came next I had not anticipated or ever experienced. The sheer speed of the airbag deployment - it literally knocked the air out of my lungs;
The front airbags inflate quicker than you can blink - my eyes were sore for days after being grazed by the airbag.
The side airbags push you away from the door with incredible force - my entire right side is covered in bruises.
The knee airbags knock your feet from the pedals which is very disorientating as you're trying desperately to brake.
The curtain airbags smack you in the side of the head - my ear was bruised and twice the size of the other for a week. The curtain airbag does not deflate and is very tough/stiff, so that in the event of a roll over you are held in place.

Next the rear of the struck the barrier.

The car span, and span, and span.

We came to a stop with cars passing in all directions, I was in a blind panic as I couldn't see which way we were facing and whether we were about to be struck by someone else at 70mph - with no airbags left for protection.

My partner got out the car and with the help of a van driver who had stopped they managed to pull open my drivers door.

We then made our way to the hard shoulder where it all started to sink in...

My car was destroyed - but we were, other than bruises & burns - unhurt.

It's so easy, especially in a Range Rover to feel cocooned from the outside world. I have covered a lot of miles and have had minor scuffs and shunts in the past, never my fault. I hold my hands up and say I was driving too fast for the conditions, but also wonder perhaps the outcome could have been worse had I been going 10mph slower or faster etc.

I genuinely can't say that driving slower would have saved the car, all I can say is that without warning, and after driving for 250 miles that night already, the car felt like it was on in the air. I love driving on snow & ice - this was nothing like it, you have more grip on ice!

I'm not even sure what the lesson is here, other than to be aware of what can happen, perhaps leave more space from cars around you on the motorway in the rain so if it isn't you that loses it, you're at least far away from those that do?

[Image: 44971055821_3b098d97c1_z.jpg]IMG_20180920_230652 by d86cfv, on Flickr

[Image: 43159088730_26e7160ab1_z.jpg]IMG_20180920_230701 by d86cfv, on Flickr

[Image: 44251882794_770371b6ea_z.jpg]IMG_20180921_120441 by d86cfv, on Flickr

[Image: 44971055581_808bb193b3_z.jpg]IMG_20180921_120643 by d86cfv, on Flickr]]> <![CDATA[Dynamic Coupé lowered and widened (pics)]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Dynamic-Coup%C3%A9-lowered-and-widened-pics Thu, 23 Aug 2018 09:28:11 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Dynamic-Coup%C3%A9-lowered-and-widened-pics [Image: d3b116eb0832e620c8554cf1fcd40811.jpg]]]> [Image: d3b116eb0832e620c8554cf1fcd40811.jpg]]]> <![CDATA[New RR and Hi]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-RR-and-Hi Wed, 08 Aug 2018 18:39:56 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-RR-and-Hi
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.jpeg  150E2ADB-24B1-4B74-ADBA-84EE952DCC4D.jpeg (Size: 456.69 KB / Downloads: 36) ]]> <![CDATA[So.... Had a bad dent repaired]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-So-Had-a-bad-dent-repaired Thu, 07 Jun 2018 01:15:11 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-So-Had-a-bad-dent-repaired I think it turned out great! [Image: e7fd6f8eec4340b2cf39e106084c6afb.jpg][Image: 8657cbd52c81af1f9bb779dbf1cfd8e2.jpg]]]> I think it turned out great! [Image: e7fd6f8eec4340b2cf39e106084c6afb.jpg][Image: 8657cbd52c81af1f9bb779dbf1cfd8e2.jpg]]]> <![CDATA[Easily upload images via PixelsBin]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Easily-upload-images-via-PixelsBin Thu, 30 Nov 2017 02:37:32 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Easily-upload-images-via-PixelsBin
I would like to present an alternative way to post and link images to the forum, via PixelsBin (https://www.pixelsbin.com). It is easy and straightforward, can be used from both mobile device or desktop compute. You can easily drag and drop the files you want to upload, or select them from your phone, and once uploaded you can copy the generated BBCodes and paste it easily in your post/thread. As guest, the images staty for 30 days, but as a member (it's FREE) you can keep the images for as long as you want. You can also create Private albums, or share images only by links.

For a step by step:

1. Go to www.pixelsbin.com from your desktop or mobile phone.

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2. You can login, signup, or outright upload images by clicking the UPLOAD button.

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3. Select one or multiple images from your PC or phone, and click Open/Ok.

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4. A window will show the images selected. You can choose which Album you want to to save it to. You can also do that from your account afterwards, to organize your images.

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5. Once the upload is complete, you are presented with the EMBED codes. Select the BBCodes, BBCode Full, or BBCode Linked. I would recommend BBCode medium linked so a scaled image is used, but linked back to view the full image.

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6. You can then copy the code and paste it to your thread or post. And that's it. Easy and straightforward.If you have already uploaded the images and forgot to get the embed codes, then read on....

7. Login to your account at PixelsBin, then go to your albums.

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8. Put a check on the images you want to get the embed codes for.

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9. After you select your images from your album, you can click the link/dropdown on the top right of the page, just below the Share button" where it says "Selection(x) Action".

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10. The dropdown gives you the option to "Get embed codes".

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11. From there, just select the BBCodes Full, Medium, or Linked.

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12. For a single image, the embed codes are shown like this.

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And that's it. Hoping to see you guys try us out. I can assure, the service will remain FREE to forum members. Any questions or suggestions just let me know. You'll see me lurking here.

:)Cheers. Francis]]>
I would like to present an alternative way to post and link images to the forum, via PixelsBin (https://www.pixelsbin.com). It is easy and straightforward, can be used from both mobile device or desktop compute. You can easily drag and drop the files you want to upload, or select them from your phone, and once uploaded you can copy the generated BBCodes and paste it easily in your post/thread. As guest, the images staty for 30 days, but as a member (it's FREE) you can keep the images for as long as you want. You can also create Private albums, or share images only by links.

For a step by step:

1. Go to www.pixelsbin.com from your desktop or mobile phone.

[Image: image_1299e688e9931c49b.md.png]

2. You can login, signup, or outright upload images by clicking the UPLOAD button.

[Image: image_2759c47c6996b2f6e.md.png]

3. Select one or multiple images from your PC or phone, and click Open/Ok.

[Image: image_3399ae4ea2aecfe68.md.png]

4. A window will show the images selected. You can choose which Album you want to to save it to. You can also do that from your account afterwards, to organize your images.

[Image: image_4ea5a4bde6900a747.md.png]

5. Once the upload is complete, you are presented with the EMBED codes. Select the BBCodes, BBCode Full, or BBCode Linked. I would recommend BBCode medium linked so a scaled image is used, but linked back to view the full image.

[Image: image_52f196fe378a3f91b.md.png]

6. You can then copy the code and paste it to your thread or post. And that's it. Easy and straightforward.If you have already uploaded the images and forgot to get the embed codes, then read on....

7. Login to your account at PixelsBin, then go to your albums.

[Image: image_67ace071903542813.md.png]

8. Put a check on the images you want to get the embed codes for.

[Image: image_7ee8e56f5a9359af1.md.png]

9. After you select your images from your album, you can click the link/dropdown on the top right of the page, just below the Share button" where it says "Selection(x) Action".

[Image: image_8b5a684a0566fdb71.md.png]

10. The dropdown gives you the option to "Get embed codes".

[Image: image_919c86ac28b025413.md.png]

11. From there, just select the BBCodes Full, Medium, or Linked.

[Image: image_103eea23534cde2557.md.png]

12. For a single image, the embed codes are shown like this.

[Image: image_11e51ccf79c6b789d0.md.png]

And that's it. Hoping to see you guys try us out. I can assure, the service will remain FREE to forum members. Any questions or suggestions just let me know. You'll see me lurking here.

:)Cheers. Francis]]> <![CDATA[Overland Trip from Singapore to Golden Triangle Laos]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Overland-Trip-from-Singapore-to-Golden-Triangle-Laos Thu, 19 Oct 2017 05:08:43 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Overland-Trip-from-Singapore-to-Golden-Triangle-Laos
https://donuttravelblog.wordpress.com/

Our Evoque made it there without much drama and back safely, no damage or whatsoever, the only casualty is a chicken who happened to get run over by us.]]>
https://donuttravelblog.wordpress.com/

Our Evoque made it there without much drama and back safely, no damage or whatsoever, the only casualty is a chicken who happened to get run over by us.]]> <![CDATA[New to RRE Ownership]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-to-RRE-Ownership Thu, 07 Sep 2017 09:56:54 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-to-RRE-Ownership
Just posted this in the "My Range Rover Evoque" chat also, but thought I'd post here too! Hope that's OK.

New to RRE ownership after mainly owning BMW's for the last 20 years or so. New "family" car purchased last week:

MY14 2.2 SD4 Pure Tech. Here are a few pics I've taken since collecting...

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Just posted this in the "My Range Rover Evoque" chat also, but thought I'd post here too! Hope that's OK.

New to RRE ownership after mainly owning BMW's for the last 20 years or so. New "family" car purchased last week:

MY14 2.2 SD4 Pure Tech. Here are a few pics I've taken since collecting...

[Image: M49d0ih_Naq5_KTTawr_L12h_OQ1rdl9ud_RM3rj...15_p_k.jpg]
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[Image: Screenshot_20170819_160853.png]]]> <![CDATA[MY14 Dynamic]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-MY14-Dynamic Wed, 30 Aug 2017 07:44:52 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-MY14-Dynamic
Based in Singapore , with my FUJI WHITE Dynamic with Black Pack.

Some minor additions to make the ride all mine Very Happy

Glad to be here !



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Based in Singapore , with my FUJI WHITE Dynamic with Black Pack.

Some minor additions to make the ride all mine Very Happy

Glad to be here !



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I have been wanting an Evoque since they were launched with the facelift look, but it has taken me all this time to save up for a good secondhand one, and got a 2015 model, and decided to go for the 2.2 diesel with manual box. Dynamic SD4 4x4 model, with low mileage, and good condition. Has spare wheel. Plus it has three years of the 5 year service plan left. (That was a bonus)

My preference was always the Star wars storm tropper look, ie white Laughing

Being a Dynamic model it has quite a few gadgets, but I am glad I picked dark seats are they are more practical for every day use. Also from a practical point of view needed the 5 door model, to get kids and dog in.

Regards Tom.

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I have been wanting an Evoque since they were launched with the facelift look, but it has taken me all this time to save up for a good secondhand one, and got a 2015 model, and decided to go for the 2.2 diesel with manual box. Dynamic SD4 4x4 model, with low mileage, and good condition. Has spare wheel. Plus it has three years of the 5 year service plan left. (That was a bonus)

My preference was always the Star wars storm tropper look, ie white Laughing

Being a Dynamic model it has quite a few gadgets, but I am glad I picked dark seats are they are more practical for every day use. Also from a practical point of view needed the 5 door model, to get kids and dog in.

Regards Tom.

[Image: 9MB4feJ.jpg]

[Image: w4J3bjv.jpg]]]> <![CDATA[Video of my Evoque towing my 20' boat]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Video-of-my-Evoque-towing-my-20-boat Thu, 01 Jun 2017 02:17:34 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Video-of-my-Evoque-towing-my-20-boat
I have a 2013 Evoque Pure. The Evoque is only in the first 10 seconds of the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHckwnhHSF8]]>
I have a 2013 Evoque Pure. The Evoque is only in the first 10 seconds of the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHckwnhHSF8]]> <![CDATA[Updated the old girl]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Updated-the-old-girl Mon, 22 May 2017 18:51:10 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Updated-the-old-girl
Colour on roof, mirror bezles, and spoiler like the limited edition NW8 Evoque.. Changed her dowdy black lettering to red and gave the callipers a little paint ... Think she looks Good in her new outfit

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Colour on roof, mirror bezles, and spoiler like the limited edition NW8 Evoque.. Changed her dowdy black lettering to red and gave the callipers a little paint ... Think she looks Good in her new outfit

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[Image: image_zpsuprlw1g5.jpeg]]]> <![CDATA[New to the forum, here's my Evoque]]> https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-to-the-forum-here-s-my-Evoque Sun, 21 May 2017 16:55:56 +0000 https://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-New-to-the-forum-here-s-my-Evoque [Image: 184951249.1024.jpg]
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i have mod rear and front of my RRE coupé dynamic

another pic

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This is

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not so British...
but so French

news pictures with my 3D door step home made withe lazer cut on inox steel 1.5mm
rear color red because my leather is red... but you can put any color...
why not inox painted in black ???

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i have mod rear and front of my RRE coupé dynamic

another pic

[Image: evoque_front_cal.jpg]

This is

[Image: evoque_front_new.jpg]

[Image: evoque_front_new_2.jpg]

[Image: evoque_rear_after.jpg]

not so British...
but so French

news pictures with my 3D door step home made withe lazer cut on inox steel 1.5mm
rear color red because my leather is red... but you can put any color...
why not inox painted in black ???

[Image: seuil_logo_range.jpg]

[Image: seuil_logo_rover.jpg]

[Image: seuil_logo_evoque.jpg]

[Image: seuil_logo_land_rover.jpg]

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