UK Trials Talk

Hi, I'm gonna try and get there. I knew nothing really about this until I just started digging .... 80 miles, 76 sections, 2.5hours ..... good grief !!!! Can anyone tell me exactly where it starts/finishes and where the best subs are for spectators ..... we really can't cover it ALL. Any info/help greatly appreciated.

We only use punch cards for British Championship rounds the rest of the time it's done on Observer boards. The sheets used vary from event to event & we always use a waterproof paper.

Friday 7th of September is the closing date for the entries of this years event & a few places are still available to make up the maximum entry of 200 riders. Contact Scott Trial Secretary Julie Clement on 01748 810056 to book a place. For entry details see Richmond Motor Clubs website. http://www.richmondmotorclub.com/regs/Scott2007_1.pdf http://www.richmondmotorclub.com/regs/Scott2007_2.pdf

Does anyone happen to know if the forest trophy trial is on this year? It's usually in may, I rode it last year and enjoyed it, can't see anything about 2010 on the trialspace web site though.

HI, any body got any bemrose scores??????

Hi all, just looking for a bit of advice on getting into trials really. bought my first trials bike a couple of weeks back, a 2002(i think) sherco 250. Been out a couple of times so far and having a lot of fun, Ive always had bikes (rode mx and did my bike license at 17) but the trials is definitely a new style of riding ive not experienced before! lots of technique involved... I live in gloucester and was wondering what clubs were about, how the licensing works (acu amca etc), how to get involved in doing some trials events and also where can you find fixtures for the events? Any input appreciated and heres a pic of the bike!

I got this from first gear Steve they are from the late 70s early 80s he knows who they all are but i thought a few of you might like to have a guess.

went to neath to watch a trial today and took couple of snaps

Was at Lomax today, early number didnt favour us. Not a bad trial though few muddy, streams etc Anyone got results??

Hi is there anyone in the teesside area that will do some wheel building on my scorpa wheels for me .The spokes need replacing on both wheels I would massively appreciate the help Thanks

Hi everyone im from dewsbury west yorkshire and was wondering if anyone is a member af a trails club in or around the same area ? Ive had my bike (gasgas txt 280) around six months now and im now interested in joining a club and maybe getting into doing a few proper trials insted of just going around the woods and old quarrys in my area. Any info about clubs or places to ride would be much appreciated ive looked around on the net but not come up with much at all. I need answers and info like do i have to be legal on the bike to be a member of a club (ive got no bike license and it isnt road legal) and do i need to be a certain standard on the bike as im not very good …

Has anyone any news as to when the regs are out for the 2011 trial Thanks

When will be able to see the full results. Pretty Please. We had to leave asap and missed all the fun and games by the sound of it? Gaz and Co

I know this has been asked before but has anybody got any recommendations for good/cheap insurance companies in the UK? My insurance lapsed last year and I forgot to renew it I got the paperwork through for my bike this morning and it states 'Rev-3 Four Stroke' so hopefully it's listed as an existing bike on their manufacturers database...

Has anyone got a copy of this weeks TMX for trials listings tomorrow? Cheers

Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations or know of anyone that will dismantle wheels, anodize the rims and hub then rebuild ? I used Jamie at candy wheels in the past but he no longer has a website .... or he has changed it ! Cheers

OK - Just to humour me - and get away from ACU matters etc I pose the following question to you all in this season of merriment and good will. For the average - Clubman rider - of limited ability - which s/hand trials machine - circa 2000 - 2005 woukld you say is the easiest to ride in a muddy, cambered type sections? Let us presume it is fitted with a Michelin - and is a 250/280 and in good order. I refer to sections with slippery short climbs ( not balls out climbs) - where grip is always at a premium and skill is at a minimum. Which 2 stroke machine would you choose? - all otherb criteria not important.

Any news from today yet? I know no results yet but who was first home? Who was shifting???

Re Front page, Linky Well Done Jack and all concerned

We have hosted two Championship events with different venues. "the Mound" big steps etc., Sections at The Ice Factor a more traditional type of trial. We would like some feedback from competitors/spectators for the venue of this years trial. Arthur