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As the trial is quickly approaching (5 weeks away), does anyone have the rider list yet. Perce?????
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This is actually my first ever post on here, despite having been vaguely reading for about a year now. Anyway, on topic, I'm currently hoping to get back into Trials after a hiatus of a good 6 years or so. Currently I live in Cornwall, so finding practice areas is no problem at all. However, in a couple of months I hope to be moving back to Bristol, fairly near the centre, and I'm not sure how easy it's going to be to find places to ride around there. By the time I get there I should be driving, so travelling with the bike shouldn't be too much of a problem. But I don't want to get a nice new bike only to find in a few months I have nowhere to ride it. So... can any…
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Thanks to Mr Burnicle (who admitted he'd been doing the same!) - it's pronounced "Day-bill", not "Da-bill".
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Hello all, I am a Yank living in New England, Vermont to be specific. My family and I have arranged a home exchange with a family in the Cotswolds area for two weeks in late August. Are there any events occuring down that way on the weekend of August 20th-21st? Any great trials shops to visit? Thanks in advance for your help. Regards, Wardo For some reason the forum software makes the B in GB lower case despite my efforts to have both be upper case, sorry!
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anyone worked out the cheapest way to get to this event. holyhead to dublin or stranraer to belfast help appreciated matt
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lyn & dmc National trial , held in North Devon regs should be out next week,if you would like regs sent please ring Mrs Baker on01598752640 will be held on 28 august
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who won what today???.some mega big sections.
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Anyone know anything about OKO carbs. They look very like the Keihin but seem to be selling in Spain for a lot less money. Are they well made and are they available in Britain? I'd be interested in hearing any feedback from anyone who's tried one. cheers.
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I've just got this ready for next weekends Motogp, Hawkstone world round and hopefully the next trial where there's a camp-over. Tried it out this weekend and i'm well pleased with it. Very comfy and roomy , very stable and takes less than a minute to put it up. Got it from www.4x4touring-gear.com Andy.
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In what was a fairly tough event Alexz wigg won outright A class Wigg 33 Danby80 Elwood 90 All 125cc Haslam 42 Crellin60 250 cc B Class Challoner 29 Price 50 Richardson 51
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could any body tell me the cheapest way to insure trials machines on just a frame no and not the registation no.i have done this for years but now my insurance brocker says this is not possible.i have more than one machine and i do not want to insure them all on each registration no just on one insurance document.is this still possible.
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southern centre for the inter centre team trials is below. Adult Wayne Holdsworth Sherco Andrew Blackman Gas Gas Greg Marshal Gas Gas David Gray Beta Jack Ayres Gas Gas Schoolboy Alan Ayres Sherco James Graham Gas Gas Chris Stay Beta George Gosden Beta Ben Heane Beta. Sidecars to be announced. Good luck team!!! Holdsworth , Team Manager
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The Youth Round on the 17th July being held by Skye Trials Club is now at Kilchrist and NOT Kyleakin. After discussions with the SNH we have managed to secure use of the land at Kilchrist (9 miles from the Skye Bridge). The ground there is not as wet so there are fewer holes! The lap is going to be shorter and a lot easier going this year. The sections here are really good incorporating small burns and a number of quarry sections. Not only are the sections great but the setting is outstanding. The trial offers fabulous views of the Cuillin Mountain range. For News and Entry Forms Click Here
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Rang CJB up a few weeks back to order this years SSDT vid, got through ok and placed an order. Its not turned up and since then there seems to be no one answering the phone. Furthermore, their web site no longer works. Can anyone shed any light? Are they still trading>
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Please can someone let me know whch venue but more importantly is there mobile phone reception there (Vodaphone) This may be a strange request but number three child is due imminently but number one child is keen to ride. (Though I suppose I could always bring Abi and ask where the nearest maternity ward is instead!!) Thanks Big Chick
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I fancy a change of practise scenery for a couple of days. I've been to Addingham a couple of times (although not for some time) and I'd like to head over there if it's still available for practise. Who should I contact and how much does it cost?
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Not done this one before. The entry acceptance email mentions leaving a fuel can at a garage a few miles away from the start. Is this the only fuel stop required for the AJ? Is this still required if we have a support vehicle, or is there nowhere for the vans to get near us? Or is it just a question of designated fuel stops because of the environment issues? Cheers.
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The Youth Round on the 17th July being held by Skye Trials Club is now at Kilchrist and NOT Kyleakin. After discussions with the SNH we have managed to secure use of the land at Kilchrist (9 miles from the Skye Bridge). The ground there is not as wet so there are fewer holes! The lap is going to be shorter and a lot easier going this year. The sections here are really good incorporating small burns and a number of quarry sections. Not only are the sections great but the setting is outstanding. The trial offers fabulous views of the Cuillin Mountain range. For News and Entry Forms Click Here
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I am terribly sorry to hear the sad news that the UK has just suffered a similar loss to that which the US suffered on 9-11. A quick recovery to those that were injured and Godspeed to those that did not survive. I pray for freedom's sake, that our leaders soon find a way to get the message across to the confused ones, that this barbarism is not necessary to lead a peaceful and fulfilling life.
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Could anybody please tell me if they have seen or know of any UK bike dealer that sells the dual compound domino grips in black? Thanks,
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