Trials Reviews & Previews

Hello, My first indre 3 days, great trial. how did the other brits rate it? Any results yet? cannot find anything on trial club la chatre web site

Hey Guys! I thought it was an amazing trial, that went extremely well, apart from SOME, not all, expert riders being so rude to some observers that 4 left on the 3rd day because of it. I met some realy cool people (Mainly the Pearsons! A great big thankyou for the BBQ and Tim for letting me try your bike ) Well done Johny JAMBON! The sections were hard for the riders, the interzones were just as grueling, but i think everyone had fun so thats great I was observing for the 4 days, DAMN is it hard! Long days, but well worth it Now I'm glad of the rest Well not much more to say but hope to see all you guys next year when i will be riding Now Lets hear what you guy…

Hi all I'm new to the forums so hi all, i just got back into the sport last year after a 6 year lay off so glad to be back in the swing of things. Well i was at the east yorks two day last year and a couple of lads were talking of a french 4 day trial didn't catch all the conversation, so can anyone help answer a couple of questions? . . . When is the event? and How do i get Regs? Thanks for your help Jon

Do you know the 4 days "de la Creuse" which took place each around July 14th in France ? If so, what do you think about it ?

with the french 4day trial coming up in just over 2wks,whos going?i went last year for the first time&cannot wait to return,hope the weather is as kind as it was last year.keep an eye out for dj denzil on the cotton reels!!!!

Does anyone know if the twinshock / pre 65 round 1 trial on April 7th at Alvanley is open to bikes other than the listed twinshock & pre 65 s. Cheers, Andy

i have just herd that the frodsham trial is definatly on on sunday at alvanley trials ground there was some confusion as it is not advertised in the tmx it is also a round of the centre youth championship see you there

Me and a couple of mates are riding the Gerald Simpson Trial this week. We are making the long trip from daaaarnnn saaaaartthh, we have even got a <mention of this company is not permitted on Trials Central> booked so we can have a bit of hero talk in the pub the night before. Looking forward to a good road event. Has anyone on here ridden it recently? Whats it like? Are any of you riding this year? Hopefully see you there. I'll be the one with a Union Jack on my lid, in a heap on the floor with the bike on top of me mumbling something along the lines of "i hate ******* rocks"

There are still some places left for this years Gerald Simpson Trial to be held on the 23rd of August. The event is a traditional single lap of 40 sections, roadwork is included. The course based in Coverdale will be as previous years. Return a copy of the regs attached + a cheque asap to guarantee a ride. SIMP_09_regs.pdf

German International Indoor Trial Bielefeld The event took place this afternoon Germany well organised and good turnout. The Rider list Martin Kroustek (TTT Beta) Alexz Wigg Carsten Stranghoner Jochen Schafer (TRW Montesa) Henry Himmanen Dan Clark Timon Oster Stefan Griebenow Jan Peters ? 4 Rider Final Dan Clark Martin Kroustek Alexz Wigg (Lost Race with Himmanen and had to ride Sections first in Final) Henry Himmanen WINNER ALEXZ WIGG (Won on Race Off with Kroustek) 2nd Martin Kroustek 3rd Dan Clark I will try and get a full report posted later

Hi there, Just wondered if anyone else is popping along to the above trial over the weekend. It's any bike, any rider on Saturday and then their normal classes on Sunday. It'll be the first trial i've ridden in 20 odd years so i thought i'd break myself in gently. It's a pity i can't stay for the BBQ and Bar though! Roy.

I'd like to thank the Golden Valley team and their observers for the excellent March Hare yesterday.A massive amount of work has been put in,which isn't over yet.The number of fallen trees they had to clear was way beyond the amount of work they would have expected to do. At times it rained so hard it was difficult to see where you were going - that's my excuse for apparently missing 2 sections... But that was my fault,nobody else to blame for that. Running a road trial involves a massive amount of paperwork and organisation with various official bodies,many of whom aren't very helpful or see any sense of urgency.Then all the landowners have to be dealt with,including…

Anyone know if modern bikes are allowed at tomorrow's gvmcc trial? Also, anyone know if there is likely to be space to enter on the day as a guest?

Just a reminder you only have a week to get your entries in to what is one of Scotlands best 1 day trials. Entry forms can be sourced on Trials Central by searching for Fersit or Grace Dignan memorial.

Regs are available for this fantastic big lap trial with natural scottish type sections.Regs always go fast so get your entry in quick.This trial really is worth the drive as there are not many big lap classic type section trials about.This trial is a round of the adult scottish championship.Regs can be downloaded of club website.Www.lochabermcc.com or contact kevin dignan on 07748975058

Regs are now available for the Grace Dignan trial at Fersit on lochabermcc.co.uk come and try one of the best scottish trials of the trials year. We have got three classes A route (championship ) Master class(50/50) and B route. Cheers Kev

any results any body??

A quick review of the Greensmiths Trial from a couple of weekends back can be found here As usual my personal take on a Sammy Miller series trial, footing my way round at the back. Its good fun, honest ! Many thanks to the South Birmingham club

I've written my usual review of the latest Sammy Miller round and its on my website http://www.twinshock.org.uk. Some high scores (email results received last night), with no-one in single figures. What I've not worked out is how Geoff Muston got his TL125 through the 3rd last sub (the tight turn and muddy slot at Hamperley) for a clean....please let me know :-) .

Me and two of my mates are intending entring this seires starting at Fryup on the 25th of April. Question is for my two mates this will be their first trial and I am wondering how hard it is? They are complete novices they can bearly do wheelies! I am no expert either so I am not sure what class to enter. I guess they should also join the ACU before the trial? Or on the day?