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Just seen that he passed away on the 1st February. Previously imported Scorpa on the back of a very successful Trials Career he will also be remembered as the co-promoter with Martin Lampkin of the Sheffield Indoor. RIP
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I’d to start competing again: Looking for local clubs, have ridden these in the past Blackmore Vale Yeovale Looking for a few more. Suggestions please. Thanks Boner.
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In threads which discuss what new bike to get, more or less everyone suggests go out and try them to decide, which I totally understand and agree with. But, my question is where am I able to try out these bikes?!? Thanks - Boner
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Just seen that Richard died today. He'd been fighting Cancer for a while. No further details as yet, RIP Richard.
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Having not ridden in an ACU trial for 10 plus years I just want to check if there’s anything that has become compulsory in recent years? I’ve read the appropriate sections of the handbook and all I can find is that output sprockets must be covered, chainguards must be as manufactured and about rear sprocket guards in the general bike description section but nothing specific about them in the trials section. Are sharks fin (as there called in road racing) rear sprocket/chain guards required for trials?
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Hello there, Can anyone advise me where i could arrange for a 10 year old to try trials riding before i buy a bike. Somewhere around the Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, London, Kent type areas. I know there are some experience day but many seem to be 4+ hrs away and i can't see anything local. Google searches don't really turn up anything good. Do any clubs offer a chance to have a go at all? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide, keen to get him interested but want to be sure before buying a bike, Dave
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Is there a document available somewhere, or does anyone know, what the rules are governing the bikes competing in the Scott (or the SSDT for that matter)?
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Have I missed it ? I thought the event was this weekend but nothing to preview the trial yet.
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Hi all, So this year will be my first ever scott, excited,nervous and a load more emotions are currently running through my mind. I have a good friend who has rode the scott numerous times and tried to explain how he sees it and the best ways to prepare. I am in no way looking to finish as after watching it for the last ten years i know just how hard it is. Just wanted to pick the brains of people that have rode the event before or locals on what to exactly expect. How to train? What to expect in sections? Mental approach? The going between sections? Pacing yourself? bike prep? All these questions and so much more, i…
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Hi. I'm wanting to do some midweek practising through the day but don't want to go on my own. Is anyone else interested in doing the same? We could use Bumpy nr Leeds or Hooton Lodge Rotherham way or maybe even Tong nr Bradford if there were a few of us. Let me know if interested
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Hi Guys, Does anyone happen to have a copy of Junior kickstart from 1981. Over the past 15 years i've managed to build up a collection of all the adult and junior editions but 81 is proving impossible. I've tried several people who rode that year but not joy either, if anyone could help or point me in the direction of someone who could it would be greatly appreciated. Martin Arden and Rob Sartin were the winners if that helps. Cheers
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Not much riding today ....Snow far too deep ...There's no snow in Wigan area ....was shocked how bad it was
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Hey guys, I just bought a 2016 Sherco 300 st, what guards should I add to it? Frame, Rotor, etc..? Where do you find good deal on parts in Canada or USA?
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Hi all, ive decided to buy a trials bike and im after advice as to what i need. (Bike wise, not weightwatchers!) Im 6’ and 18 stone so im presuming 125 bikes probably wont be great for me, but i dont want to end up with anything thats going to be a unnecessary handful. Any help is appreciated
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The hundred dollar question. What is happening to British trialling? Last Wednesday evening the Bradford club staged the fourth W.B.S Championship trial at the excellent Hagg Farm venue near Skipton on a compact course with stream and climb sections laid out by sponsor Nathan Wrigglesworth and the Bradford stalwarts. Just thirty-nine riders, of all ages, supported the trial which ironically was about the same number that entered the national Allan Jefferies Trial two months ago, a traditional trial with a great history that sadly did not happen simply because of the lack of entries......... Noticeable though no Class A youths, only five Class B and ten Class…
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Hi, I have just introduced the Mrs to camping and it was successful even with high winds and thunderstorms. So i am just wondering what big event/2/3 day trials people would recommend going to for the remainder of 2018 & 2019? Willing to travel a few hours on a Friday afternoon/night. I am currently not road legal but plans are in place to be so soon and riding mid table at most local clubman events. Already got a Reeth 3 day number for 2019 (canceled due to fire risk 2018) So what/where does every one recommend?
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Hi. Got a beta evo which needs a minor job doing. Cant get the back brake to work propperly. All the trials repair places seem to be over Yorkshire way. Most motorcycle mechanics even people i know who are handy with MX bikes dont want to touch trials. If anyone knows anyone local to me who like to fix trials bike please can you post their details? Thanks alot. Chris
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It's gratifying to know that our chosen sport is just about the safest motorsport there is. But nothing is totally safe, and medical events can happen anywhere (especially as many of us are no longer in the first flush of youth). I do think organising clubs could do a little more on this front. I know Golden Valley have a defibrillator that is placed at Section 1, but I only know that from the time I observed Section 1 for them. It has never been mentioned at signing-on or rider's briefing. At signing-on with another club, I saw what looked like an old tupperware box marked First Aid. So here are my suggestions for consideration: Each club should have a decen…
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Did the Manchester 17 Dead easy trial and thoroughly enjoyed it, just wondering if any other clubs in the North of England are running dead easy routes? Cheers all!
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