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For all those who are anxiously awaiting results of Round 6, Geoff Aaron once again snatched the win, followed by Ryon Bell, and then Chris Florin, all within 6 points of each other. If I remember correctly, David Chavez finished 4th, Cody Webb 5th and the LeRiche brothers 6th and 7th. From what we heard, there was some pretty nasty weather that included a lot of heavy lightning and even hail, so it was a pretty wild second loop. Congratulations to all the trials riders who rode this event and best of luck in Round 7.
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How many Pro riders are in your club? Please include the name of your club. Any aditional information is appreciated also, ie. how many competitions do they compete in per year. Thanks.
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Did your whole family get up from the dinner table in the middle of the meal, and run into the living room to watch, like mine did? Bob, do you feel like a movie star this morning?
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In a press release just issued today, the CMA has decided NOT to send a men's team to Spain for this year's TDN. This decision was made after it was made public that Wilson Craig had not been picked for the team for the second year in a row! This was such a shocking thing! Not only is he one of the top two rider's in Canada, he is also one of the best in North America. How could someone who has won a US National NOT be picked! The amazing thing that has happened, is the support from his fellow rider's. After the selection, Ryon Bell made it clear that as a result of the selection, he would not compete this year! As well, Will Duggan, the current Canadian Champ, also thro…
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The Pro top 6 1-Geoff Aaron-? 2-Ryon Bell-64 3-Chris Florin-74 4-Bruce LaRiche-106 5-Brent LaRiche 6-Wilson Craig
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Alans Ramblings Aug 04 I sit down to write this after thinking about it 100 times. It is so easy to say how someone should write about trials, and share with others, through the written word, what a great sport we participate in. But often times, many of us find ourselves simply overwhelmed by the events that go on throughout the day, or lack the motivation to sit down and make the writing happen. I reflect often on what I have been told about writing good articles. I have been fortunate to receive some great advice along the way from talented folks that I respect greatly and try and put their advice into play, but unfortunately I often do not. One of the things I …
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Anyone in the US/Can know of any trials sidecars available? I have been riding my Fantic 200 Sidecar in the FIM/NAMU events the last few years and have got a lot of people asking where they can get chairs to put on bikes they have lying around! I know of one in Rhode Island, but would like to find others so I can point these potential riders at sources so they don't have to build one from scratch Bob Manifold
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Tired of that cramped feeling when driving to trials? THEN GO BIG
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I just got back from Donner, due to wife's vacation starting this weekend we could only do the first two days. My boy Trevor and his friend Daniel competed I minding for Daniel, and Trev found some older woman who is top ladies rider over here to mind for him, after a good win on the first day he said he wanted me to stay minding for Daniel, he preferred the US ladies champ minder, I said don't worry, so do I. I never got chance to see my lad ride as I was off looking after his mate on another course, but he did surprise me how steady his rides were and how he has improved over the last few months. Some older youths were riding a rock near the pits warming up, next thi…
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Not to advertise another site on this great one, but a group of us are trying to form a National Trials Council (similar to the Natc) that would work with the CMA. You can find all the discussion about this topic on the message board of www.trialscanada.com Your participation and opinion is very important! Please get involved! Cheers, Steve Fracy
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I'm trying to find some info obout the youth events to be held at Donner next week. What is the first day of competition? How much per day to enter, and will there parking and land use fees on top of that, and if so how much. Where do we park, in the ranch parking area, or over the road on the gravel.
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Hey All , At The Natc meeting We were given the Us Rounds of the NAMU Series So Don't forget to sign up for the US National In Vermont.. come and enjoy The super fall foliage and FUN SECTIONS . The Green Mountain Plonkers have designed, Bring the whole family as the land owner has some fun things for the Family to Do all week long.. And there is a beautiful Quarry to swim In as well , a couple hundred yards from the pit/ parking area.. SPECTATORS: You will be happy to know you can see 12 of the 15 sections walking less than a 1/2 mile , plus only a few miles from Lake Champlain , a short drive to Burlinton (25Mins).45 mins to Ben and Jerrys Ice Cream Factory , So Com…
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Andy Johnson and Ray Peters will be holding a TWO DAY trials school between the Ohio and Vermont Nationals . cost .. 75 / day or 100 both days limited to 24 riders The school will be from 8 am until 5 pm both days and will cover all aspects of trials today..ALL The money raised will go to Ray and Andy for Travel Expenses , The school will be held on Weds and Thurs Sept. 1st and 2nd , in Highgate ,Vt. LUNCH AND DRINKS WILL BE PROVIDED BY BETA USA.. Call early as there are only 20 spots ..left call - 1.802.425.2081 Ron Jr e-mail - winrcs1@aol.com
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Mark your calendars and reserve your spot early! Six Time National Champion, Ryan Young will be holding one of his rare training schools at the Dirtriders MC club near Decatur Illinois on September 11th 2004. The school will start at 9:00 on Saturday morning the 11th and will last until around 4:00 in the afternoon. There will be a break for lunch. Ryan will teach the basics and then move on to more advanced techniques, this school is applicable to new riders and even those who have been riding for a long time. Come and learn from the master. The cost is only $40.00 per rider; there is a limit of 20 riders. Primitive camping is available at the club grounds; many mo…
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http://64.112.136.190/youth If I have done this right it will work. Andy, any way you could move this to front page for me please?
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Youth National riders from California 7 year old Rebecca Leavitt 3rd overall. 9 year old Chase Harker 1st overall. 10 year old Daniel Leavitt 1st overall. 11 year old Eric Storz 2nd overall. 12 year old Andrew Oldar 1st overall. 13 year old Neil Storz 4th overall. Congatulations to all riders who attended. Keep an eye on my favorite, Andrew Oldar, for some HUGE things.
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Hi Gang, have been quite a bit here as of late, we have been tremendously busy in all areas of my life, and just have not taken the time to write and let others know what is going on. But I realize as I am speaking to folks here at the YN camp how important these communications are. For those of you that are not here too meet face to face, I cannot tell you enough how much you are missing. The YN truly brings out the things that are the best in Trials too me. We came in Sunday afternoon and have just been going a mile a minute since then. Sunday afternoon we had the ice cream social get together, I got to meet uncle Charlie and son Zach finally, saw the Commo's the …
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With all the talk about how lacking the world round was with regards to observing I began to wonder how Cabastany, Dougie,Fuji, Jarvis, Raga and the rest of the "Professionals" felt. We know for fact that they read this board but they never respond. Granted, as professionals they wouldn't want to risk loosing their AMA membership for speaking their mind so I think we understand why they don't comment. We all sit back and judge the scoring [myself included] but maybe they really don't care. Maybe they actually like comming to America where they know that they have the opportunity to get away with making one of our checkers change their score. I'm thinking that if it …
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