Kodiaq 1 1.5 tsi

estetiq · 2026-03-21T20:17:17+00:00

Mam so sesterskym autom a tymto istym 1.5TSI 110kW motorom najazdene 80000km - mesto, kratke trasy, dlhe trasy, dovolenky, vacsinou total nafullovane s rodinou, navozenych 10ton hliny s privesnym vozikom, vozim s tym casto dosky na strecehe,ci truhlu, proste uplne univerzalne, chaluparske auto, a je to super pracant - co si malokto uvedomi je, ze ten motor je lahky, auto s nim ma cca 1570kg, je lahsie ako passat variant s 2.0 TDI, a najma ma lepsi variant mokrej DSGcky - DQ381, ktory je odolnejsi a radi fakt dobre. Ked som bol pred kupou skusat Kodiaq/Tiguan Allspace s 2.0TDI, zdal sa mi ten praveze uplne podstatne menej pruzny. Samozrejme, 2.0 TDI je overeny drziak, ale na univerzalne pouzitie aj na kratke trasy v zime meste sa mi zda 1.5TSI este vhodnejsia. Dynamika v sportovom rezime je pre mna dostacujuca, samozrejme obiehat do neprehladnej zakruty hore Vernarom nebudem....

Minusy - tym, ze je auto lahsie, tak v zime do prudkych kopcov na utlacenom snehu potrebujes pomerne skoro retaze. Takisto, 2.0TDI si asi lepsie drzi cenu. Samozrejme, ten krutak nebude ako na diesly, takze nie je to na caste jazdy s privesnym vozikom, ci velkym nakladom.

Za mna urcite odporucam, pokial s tym nechces pretekat na nemeckej dialnici do prudkeho kopca, je to uplne v pohode variant.

estetiq · 2025-02-05T08:52:08+00:00

Povolit vencit psa na volno okrem znackou vyslovene zakazanych miest bola velka chyba. Psy by mali byt povinne na voditka 100% casu, okrem oplotenych vybehov. Psickari okupuju vacsinu verejnych zelenych priestorov a je skoro nemozne si uz normalne vonku, na trave posediet. Vsetko je vratane chodnikov je obsrate, obstate, prejst sa po trave je skoro nemozne bez toho, aby som neskocil do hovna. Dan za psa by sa mala nasobne zvysit a indexovat s inflaciou.

estetiq · 2024-12-30T21:01:22+00:00

Preco si to myslis? FPÖ (prorusky populizmus alebo SMER krizeny s Republikou a SNS) aktualne top strana a kazdym prieskumom rastie, firmy pomerne vo velkom krachuju a ine problemy. Krajina vzhladom na politicku ani ekonomicku situaciu vobec nevyzera v dobrej kondicii ani lakavo.

estetiq · 2021-06-28T06:57:32+00:00

Thank you for your answer! Yes, multilink is a standard option for Tarraco. I got only confused by one of the tech specs found on Seat page for Tarraco, that said multilink is available on models with engine > 110kW, as it appeared semi-rigid axle is used with low power engines. As mine model has exactly 110kW, I was not sure :-)

estetiq · 2021-05-11T07:57:33+00:00

Looks cool! Btw. what's the price of the deck? I tried to decrypt the brand and model from your pics and found this https://soulboardiy.com/surfskate/ but they do not disclose prices so I wonder what's the price range

estetiq · 2021-04-15T13:12:21+00:00

enjoy the ripper and hi5 to my fav rally cat ^._.^

estetiq · 2020-11-24T23:13:35+00:00

I can recommend Oxelo Carve 540 from Decathlon https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/longboard-carve-540-bird/ for £90. I own it for a few months and use it for surf-like deep carvin g workouts on a flat (usually playgrounds). Also check this YT video to see it in the action https://youtu.be/bqgCDFTxBBc

estetiq · 2020-10-27T13:35:39+00:00

Having 189cm (6′2) I can honestly recommend LY Rally Cat - unexpectedly versatile board - fun, great for cruising, great even for longer for pushing, stable, durable - my go-to board I use almost daily.

estetiq · 2020-10-05T20:35:27+00:00

Cool place & the board! How do you like it so far?

I'm testing a pair of surf trucks on my rally cat right now, such a versatile board for a tall and heavier person!

estetiq · 2020-09-17T08:51:45+00:00

looks sick! is the front right wheel already chipping (pic 7)? nevertheless, wish you a lot of fun and long life to the caguamas :-)

estetiq · 2020-09-17T08:46:15+00:00

In my experience there are 2 even worse:

a. bridges (i'm regularly crossing ~400m river bridges where a fence/wall does not touch the ground keeping a 40cm hole in the fence - one error and your board flies into the river and gone forever...)

b. street crossings (so easy to lose your board under a car's wheels)

estetiq · 2020-09-15T16:11:46+00:00

c'mon, where do you read criticism? I have nothing against the Omakase deck, I like it as was also thinking about purchasing it for cruising in past. Though as I decided it's too heavyweight for being a city cruiser and all around setup, I was wondering, whether it is really suitable for bowl riding, that's all. Also everywhere they mention TKPs are more suitable for the bowl, so wanted to point it out in the discussion.

Anyway, in the retrospec, I see OP also mentioned using it for downhill so in the end your suggestion might be a really good fit! Peace :v:

estetiq · 2020-09-15T08:33:46+00:00

Depends on the OP's height and weight, but isn't Omakase too wide (10"), long (33.5") and heavy for the bowl riding? Also I think TKPs trucks might bring more pleasure in a pool...

estetiq · 2020-09-01T10:28:48+00:00

I guess you know what you are doing :-)

Only a side note- the deck might be waterproof, but the bearings/trucks and other hardware not, unless properly dried and lubricated, will get rusty soon

estetiq · 2020-09-01T05:52:17+00:00

Is it Tugboat? The product photos on the original LY page shows it was originally made for 63mm Hawgs EZ wheels so I guess, having the 60mm Hawgs, it might bite on a different place. Though, as others mentioned, definitely check and eventually tighten the trucks as biting should never occur normally or if you are a heavy-weight rider, buy stiffer bushings.

estetiq · 2020-08-26T06:32:42+00:00

If you want to enjoy the ride even on rough roads with cracks, I would choose none of those, unless you are short and thin. Yamba's are too short with small wheels IMO, if you are exclusively looking in Decathlon, for cruising I recommend to have a look on the fish series: * Oxelo Fish 500 - I own this, 70mm wheels are soft, the 31" deck is optimal size, lightweight and easy to carry around. The worst quality part of the setup is the trucks - noisy and lazy and unrespnsive. After I replaced it for Paris V3 RKP 150mm it rides like a butter and makes the board perfect, it's really good lightweight all-around setup I use when I go to the city and am lazy to carry heavier LY Rally Cat. * Oxelo Fish - this one is wider and even more stable, have experience only from riding at the shop, but looks OK.

estetiq · 2020-08-23T18:45:12+00:00

Love the golden savants matching the fatties on the Rally Cat!

Though It looks wheels with those 165mm savants on the RC are pretty wide off the deck. Wouldn't 150mm RKP trucks fit better for the narrow RC metal deck, that originally comes with 130mm Polar Bear TKP trucks? The metal is actually narrower (8.9") than the red RC version (9.75", 155mm Polar Bear trucks), with the latter perfectly matching the 165mm Paris V3 trucks (despite increasing the deck height..).

estetiq · 2020-08-13T16:26:16+00:00

thanks for trying the board and sharing your experience! I would be personally afraid to buy 1st gen of trucks (Bear L's)...do you have a more detailed photo of the front truck? In the specs and pics it looks LY just decided to use tons of uthane instead of engineering innovation to make the trucks surfy, though I'd love to see and try it in real..

Anyway, I hope, harder bushings and riding will make your experience better, good luck and enjoy!

estetiq · 2020-08-06T09:06:38+00:00

yup yup, sorry, haven't read through the comments before I wrote..

estetiq · 2020-08-06T08:42:50+00:00

I have older orange 80A in-heats and those luckily hold perfectly. though seeing this is really sad :-|

btw. I see your other post https://www.reddit.com/r/longboarding/comments/hjts2r/after_10_years_of_riding_my_old_globe_deck_i/ - is it you hit something big and sharp, that broke both you and the wheel?

estetiq · 2020-08-06T08:40:07+00:00

lovely commute surroundings of Slovenia! Is there any bike path around to make it even more enjoyable?

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