9 replies to this topic

[Cota Kid]

Firstly my postings on Enduro are even less popular than when I post about football....you would have thought with Doug Lampkin making waves in this disciplie that this forum would have become a little more popular?

Anyway, this weekends Hell Gate Extreme Enduro has an all star line up including the aforementined Doug but also Jarvis, Sagar, Taddy, Chris Birch, Gerhard Forster. Funny no Knighter but it still looks to be a top event.

Hells Gate

[KSV]

does anyone know if this will be on TV any time soon?

[scott_king]

Past few years a nice montage video has appeared on the hells gate website a few days after but i have never seen it aired on TV. Best chance of it appearing will probably be motors tv on sky as Eurosport only shows FIM endorsed events by the seems of it. Plus Sky Sports would never be interested in showing such an exciting and skillful sport

Anyways I cant wait to see the montage.

My top three: 1st Taddy, 2nd Jarvis 3rd Dougie

Thats my 2cents

p.s.
Here is a good video

Edited by scott_king, 13 February 2009 - 06:29 PM.

[Nigel Dabster]

Dougie to win.

[Cota Kid]

Nigel Dabster, on Feb 13 2009, 07:50 PM, said:

Dougie to win.

I also fancy Doug for the win.

[asc]

if he was on something a little lighter i'd agree ,think the beta may be a bit big to muscle round .fingers crossed though

[City Trials]

Unofficial end of the first phase of contest sees Blazusiak first, Botturi second, third to Oblucki, fourth to Jarvis, fifth to Sagar, sixth is Lampkin.

[City Trials]

Unofficial. Taddy wins. Lampkin 3rd. Jarvis 4th.

[Cota Kid]

As mentioned by ASC I can't help but think that Doug will be even better on a lighter 2 stroke 250 or 300 bike, but no the less still an awesome result. He must be raising a few eyebrows at the likes of KTM, BMW, Husaberg etc.

[neonsurge]

Cota Kid, on Feb 13 2009, 11:10 AM, said:

Firstly my postings on Enduro are even less popular than when I post about football....you would have thought with Doug Lampkin making waves in this disciplie that this forum would have become a little more popular?

Must be an age thing While I still love trials, I no longer have any real interest in riding a trials bike. Quite fancy having another go at enduro though. I might even drag the CRM out of the corner of the garage where it's been rotting for the past few years. Funny, I quit thrashing myself around forests and moors on a weekend and got back into trials because I didn't want to hurt myself. I've had more injuries riding trials than I ever did while riding an enduro bike... it's all starting to make sense now. Enduro is the new "old man's" motorcycle sport!