USA Trials

Webb over Smage today 2:5, with B-rope(Bryan Roper) taking the final podium spot! Big day for B-rope! as he has been consistant. Good job!

Looking at the schedule below you can see clearly that there is a possibility to try something new. Please answer this question: IF there was an East and West Championship offered would it be something you might do rather than stay home and do none? In 2014 the West would be CO & KS and East would be PA & TN. In 2015 East would be OH & NE and West would be CA & AZ. 4 of 4 rounds would count for either East or West championships. The overall NATC Championships would remain in place and unchanged meaning 5 of 8 would count for the overall series Championships. 2014 Mototrial National Schedule …

Can any guess who the Pro class will consist of for 07 and what bike they will be riding for 2007. Will there be a Pro on a RYP sponsored Scorpa? Anyone else moving around?

since the natc nationals are only for guys that can afford the time and money to drive all over creation should the natc create a regional series to fill the gap between club trials and the nats?

I have been wondering why there doesn't seem to be any US riders at WTC level. Do they compete in a different series? It seems strange that there might not be US riders of the highest standard given the opportunities and support that must be available over there. Which is the case? The reason for my interest is that I plan to escape the land of bad food worse weather, when I make it big!

Yea, seen the announcement a few days ago, The AMA has finalized the vote counts and selected the following to our USA TdN teams: Men's TdN Team: Chris Florin William Ibsen Cody Webb Patrick Smage Women

After a 5 year absence World Trials is back in the USA ! Confirmed for May 25-26 2013 http://www.cyclenews...merica-in-2013/

The last US World Round was 2008. There will be no US round for 2012. Thats a 4 year dry spell, the longest ever? The Aussies have a WR for 2012.

Over the years I've seen all of you debate over how to get an American rider to be competative at a world round. What I haven't seen are suggestions with regards to sponsorship. The reason the other countries are so competative is that the sport of trials pays money over there and is considered a professional sport. Here in America, trials is an amatuer sport. Our professional sports here pays nice little chunks of money like 25 million dollar contracts therefore our kids are motivated and their parents are turned into "soccer parents" doing all the things that create professional sports players out of them. Take motocross for example. Notice all the adds on tv wh…

8 time AMA/NATC Champion: Geoff Aaron! 1. Geoff Aaron 51 2. Ryon Bell 55 3. Cody Webb 60 10. Sean Bird, moves to Pro Class. Expert 1. Ray Peters 19 2. Keith Wineland 35 3. Patrick Smage 101 14 year old Patrick Smage moves to Expert, finishes third! Looks as if the experts rode all 15 sections. Excellent season. Geoff Aaron, still, North America's best!

Got no news out of Vermont yet. I heard the trialsmasters wanted to have Geoff score at least 50 points, let's see some results.

First day results here http://www.natctrials.org/results.php

http://www.mototrials.com/news/2013/10/20/102-mototrial-national-schedule-set-for-2014-and-2015

Hi, Is there a list of Online retailers who carry beta parts and trail goodies in USA ..' which are the most popular USA specific trais shops for parts and gear.. Tks

Does anyone know the price of the new 4t Montesa? I heard from a dealer yesterday that the retail is going to be $7,285. Does that sound right? Wayne

PRO Score Time P. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Lp1 Lp2 Lp3 Pen. State Brand 1 Patrick Smage 15.0 0 000 000 000 011 200 500 200 210 010 000 000 000 11 3 1 0 WI SHE 2 Keith Wineland 33.0 0 001 225 200 000 025 510 300 100 220 000 000 000 15 7 11 0 CO BET 3 Cody Webb 39.0 0 000 011 000 000 555 513 001 105 501 000 000 000 16 7 16 0 CA SHE 4 Will Ibsen 51.0 0 000 000 000 100 355 555 102 311 135 000 050 000 14 19 18 0 GA GAS 5 Chris Florin 66.0 0 000 021 001 100 125 253 153 555 325 000 005 103 14 21 31 0 FL GAS 6 Diego Ordonez 77.0 0 515 021 005 000 255 555 311 551 525 000 101 001 26 21 30 0 KY SHE 7 Dustin Hedwall 134.0 0 555 533 555 511 555 555 555 555 555 010 201 322 50 …

We now have the T-Shirts ready for sale. These are high quality SWM-NATC T-shirts (Speacialty Welding Machine). All of the proceeds go to sending our USA riders to the TDN. These riders usually have to pay most of their way to represent us. We are trying to off set some of their cost by t-shirt sales and donations. For $20 dollars this includes shipping we will send you a shirt. If you are one of the first 10 people to order a shirt I will throw in a DVD for FREE. Sorry I could not put up a picture of the shirt but they do like nice. Let us know what size shirt you need. If you can order more than one shirt we can give better pricing. If your club can buy several shir…

Hi Everyone. We have the NEW TDN Shirts in and they look awesome. Here is your chance to help support the TDN Team and receive a shirt. $20 bucks gets you a shirt and getting it shipped right to your door. I have tried to upload a picture of the shirt but have failed. Any tips on uploading a picture would be awesome Please mail checks to TDN-USA P.O. Box 913 Boulder Creek CA 95006

The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA), in partnership with the North American Trials Council (NATC), has announced the men's and women's teams for the 2011 Trial des Nations in Tolmezzo, Italy, on Sept. 18-19. The U.S. men's team is composed of riders Keith Wineland from Fountain, Colo., Bryan Roper from Glendale, Ariz., Karl Davis Jr. from Ormond Beach, Fla., and Eric Storz from Ventura, Calif., with Andrew Oldar from Aguanga, Calif., as an alternate. For the U.S. women's team, the competitors are Louise Forsley from Bernardston, Mass., Sarah Duke from Colorado Springs, Colo., and Caroline Allen from Norton, Mass., along with alternate Rachel Hassler from Albuquerq…

On Monday, March 29th, following the Trials Training Days at TTC, there will be a fundraiser fun trial for the TDN Team. It will be styled as a PRO/AM Team Trial using the "Gatetrial" scoring method. There will be several teams captained by the top PRO's who will then choose their team. The team with the MOST points win! This has been done at TTC in the past during trials bike week and is alot of fun. A minimum contribution of $25/rider is the entry fee with all the proceeds going to the USA TDN Team. So plan on staying at TTC past the RYP sponsored Training Days to do this event. There will also be other events scheduled during the week prior to the TENNESSEE NATI…