Youth Trials

It was announced at the riders meeting at round one of the ATA Championship that 10 time national champion Geoff Aaron will be going for title number 11. This is great news for our US sport! Not only do the youngsters coming up like Cody and Patrick need him around to push them. He will also be a great foundation for our TDN team for the coming years as they fight their way up the A group. Face it, the fight to the podium in the World Championship group will be a tough one. I believe it would be a mistake to underestimate Team GB, Japan or Spain! One of which we are going to have to knock off if we hope to someday climb up onto the World Championship podium. Ha…

what bikes do most of the youth ride

any one got any results??

got to buy an 80 for next year, so what do you guys consider to be the best of the bunch?

There isn't going to be one. Beta cannot get any more engines and they are developing a replacement for 2008.

A big thanks to Barry, Ian and all the Y.M.S.A. team for organising this years trial, having been involved in organising the IOW indoor i know how much work you must all put in, and i take my hat off to you. As well as the trial, Sunday nights entertanment was fun and the kids loved it, thanks again and well done.

Lots of people have talked about this graet event last year, is it happening again in october????

British champion George Gosden & his dad would like to thank everybody who has helped George win the championship. :- Steve Saunders for the Repsol oils. Raw Sports Clothing. Mark Kemp and all at BVM . Reynolds & Read. Benny & Alan Ayres for your support and hospitality. Tim & Jane peace , and Family for the cooking. All the clubs for putting on such excellent trials. Joel and Jack for being great competition this year. Chris Stay and Alan for being the best practice partner You could ever want. And last but not least Barry Robinson for all the good work you do for youth trials in general.

Just back from Richmond where NYL "cramped up" on final lap so failed to finish. However we believe Jack Challoner took A Class victory (nice one "JC"), and Alex Wigg came in third. Jonathan Richardson took the B class win.

British champion Chris Stay & his dad would like to thank eveyone who has helped us win this years championship. INC John Lampkin. for providing the best 80cc bike (Beta) Steve Saunders for the Repsol oils. Mark Kemp and all at BVM Reynolds & Read Big Benny & Alan Ayres for your support. The peace Family & Jane for the cooking All the clubs for putting on such excellent trials. Luke Walker & his dad for being such good sports. George Gosden and Alan for being such good fun and pushing Chris on. And last but not least Barry Robinson for all the good work you do for youth trials in genaral.

Since we're hopefully heading off to the UEM round in Spain, does anyone know the cheapest way to get across the channel? A rubber dinghy is out as we can't fit the van and caravan into one. I've managed to get some reasonable quotes but I'll bet some Yorkshireman has probably managed better!

right, thought of giving the british youth ago and see how i get on, has anybody got any info on what to expect and the terrain that will be used. thank scott

i am lucking to be buying a 125 and am wondering what would be the best bike for around 1500 pounds. i do not realy want a gasgas as many people have told me that they are unreliable and break very easily

1st Jack Challoner 15 2nd Bottela 20 3rd Garzoni 23 4th Molina 28 5th Cartone 29 6th Rico 32 7th Louis Haley 33 8th Ben Morphett 39 9th Adam jones 39 16th jon Richardson 50 Well done Jack you can do it in Spain

We've all seen/heard Mich Lin banging on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on about the American trials scene and how the NATC are evil scum sucking old fogies with no vis…

dOES ANYONE HAVE THE RESULTS OF THE TRIAL YESTERDAY. THANKS

Hi, i was just wondering is there a website were i could get a entry form from for the A+B national on july the 2nd. If not will a standard ACU form do??

Has eny one found a source in the UK for Hutchins or Vee-Rubber tyres? Or can eny one recomend anything better than the Cheng shin's in 2.50+16" and 3.00=14" for the Gas Gas 50 Boy ?

Hi, I have been riding normal club trials for a while now and finally decided to give a proper youth trial a bash! I have a few questions: 1.It says that machine examintion commences at 9:00am and if my start tim is at 11 does that still mean i have to be there at 9????????? 2.It says that during the inspection that tryres will be checked!! what does this mean????? will they not allow a turned tryes???? Thanks Tom

My son has been pestering me for months about a trials bike and I've finally given in and said yes.(Really it means that if I get him a bike then I'll be able to get out on my Gas Gas more often!) Basically I've narrowed it down to either a Sherco or a Beta mini trial. (My son is 5 years old) What's the views on either of these bikes for starting out on? Any problems to be aware of? My budget is around