If carlsberg organised and ran trials then this would be their club, probably.
Edited by Nigel Dabster, 05 March 2006 - 07:08 PM.
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Posted 05 March 2006 - 07:07 PM
" fantastic trial and superb people first class all round, and everyone made us so welcome" quote Alexz Wigg.
If carlsberg organised and ran trials then this would be their club, probably.
If carlsberg organised and ran trials then this would be their club, probably.
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Posted 05 March 2006 - 08:00 PM
Thank Alexz for his kind remarks. He was absolutely superb today. The spectators gathered to watch a sublime display of skill and technique and werent dissapointed. I take my hat off to anyone capable of riding those sections 
The sections we set out we thought would be a tough test and there was some big stuff in there. Obviously we need to find bigger rocks
For those who dont know, we put on a 5th route just to cater for the top boys that were coming and the results are as follows:
Alexz Wigg 5
Ross Danby 15
Tom Sagar 35 ( hasnt ridden for ages and was pretty damn good
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George Morton 57
Craig Robinson 78
Eddie Roberts retired with a blown engine I believe
Buster Regan retired with a minor injury
The sections we set out we thought would be a tough test and there was some big stuff in there. Obviously we need to find bigger rocks
For those who dont know, we put on a 5th route just to cater for the top boys that were coming and the results are as follows:
Alexz Wigg 5
Ross Danby 15
Tom Sagar 35 ( hasnt ridden for ages and was pretty damn good
)George Morton 57
Craig Robinson 78
Eddie Roberts retired with a blown engine I believe
Buster Regan retired with a minor injury
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Posted 05 March 2006 - 09:16 PM
absolutly fantastic trial, very very well organised! and the level was really good for a club trial. good job b/hills. 
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Posted 05 March 2006 - 09:23 PM
Jools, on Mar 5 2006, 09:16 PM, said:
absolutly fantastic trial, very very well organised! and the level was really good for a club trial. good job b/hills.
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Posted 05 March 2006 - 09:25 PM
Thanks Jools Really appreciate the kind comments - We put a lot of effort into it and we are glad you enjoyed it I know it was a bit on the tough side but when you have terrain like that to work with, its a travesty not to use it!
Heres the prelim results - Prelim Results
Really appreciate the kind comments - We put a lot of effort into it and we are glad you enjoyed it I know it was a bit on the tough side but when you have terrain like that to work with, its a travesty not to use it!Heres the prelim results - Prelim Results
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