Youth Trials
For discussion on the Youth scene in the UK
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Hello, I've been researching what bike to get my son. He's 9 and has been doing trials lessons at bumpy (birstall uk) and has been riding an Oset kids bike. He wants to get back into the petrol / gears he started on so ive been researching bike options. That research had brought me here and has been helpful to read other parents posts and questions. Ive been thinking the best bet would be a Beta 80cc. However there are not many juniors about. My question is, are the wheels interchangeable? for example. If I found him a senior 80, could I purchase some junior wheels? I feel he'd out grow a junior fast. Thanks
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The second round of the UEM youth/ladies trials championship is in Lazzate in Italy but where exactly is the start of the trial? We have booked a hotel near lake Como which is 20miles from Lazzate so we just hope the start is in that area.
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I've just been informed that the ACU have allowed us to alter our dates to avoid a clash with the YMSA 3 day event. Ladies National will now be held on 13th August. C & D National will be held on 19th August. A & B National will be held on 20th August.
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Hello. my 4 yr old has just finished with his 12.5 and got a new 16 and were looking to maybe do a trial. Can anyone advise a good club for little kids to start out in north east england (tyne and wear/co durham area) Cheers
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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 ?
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Im from the states i just saw a gas gas cadet 80. Looking for a bike for my 11 yr old daughter how do the compare to beta 80. the one i saw had vrubber brand 17-19s how are they
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The regs for the annual SDMC Youth 2-Day are now available on the SDMC web site here. Entry form here. Lots of IRC goodies and other stuff up for grabs!
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Hello, My son is 4yrs old and he rides an oset 12.5 with no problems . He just needs some good boots, size uk 9, eu 26. any ideas where i can get some?
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On Saturday 08/10/2011 Stanley Trials Club are holding a trial at Oxenlaw near Castleside just off the A68. There will be a seperate TY80 course. Bring the kids along and have some fun Start 12 Noon
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I've been looking on the YMSA website for any news regarding this coming Sunday's event at Dudwood Farm but it doesn't appear to have been updated recently. Does anybody know if the trial is still on cos the snow in this neck of the woods is still quite deep and it is very icy?????
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hello, my son just started trials riding at the start of this year and has been using a beta 80. Most of this time he has been riding C class at local club trials. He is 14 years old and weighs approx. 7-8 stone. He is keen to get a 125cc bike but I wondered if this is to much to soon. If he did ride a 125cc would he still be allowed to ride C class. Any thoughts or opinions welcome. thanks
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My boy is 7.5 years old. He is a very tall lad for his age and is now too big for his oset. I'd like to get him onto a petrol bike, preferably a beta 80. Only problem is I can't find a medium wheeled bike for love nor money second hand. If I was to buy him a big wheel variant would he be eligible to compete with it in an ACU event? And if so what class would he be in? Im struggling to find any relevant info!!!
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Looking at bikes for my son but looking for some advice on size. He's coming up 9 and 4' 11". Unsure whether to go big wheel or med wheel 80cc. Not interested in classes or serious competing, more for fun. Thanks.
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Our little un is getting on great with his 2008 beta 80 and i have'nt had any problems with the bike apart from the carbaration. I cant seem to get a consistant set up. Everytime i think its right it goes pear shaped. occasionally the bike races on tick over, occasionally suffers fuel starvation in a sections and has to be started on choke half way through a trial it then runs ok. To be fair if i clean the carb after every ride its better, but i cant help thinking, im missing something. I am using a 66:1 mix as recommended in the handbook and putoline oil and standard unleaded re-routed the throttle cable etc. Does anyone whos had beta 80's for a while have any ideas. Che…
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I know that at championship levels 125's are now mandatory for youths, I believe 13 and up, however for non championship youth club trials, AMCA, ACU or YMSA, can 14 year olds run a 250 ? (as I believe they used to) thanks
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A Short GG 53 Stay GG 94 Dexter GG 95 Howells beta 97 Evans Luter Beta 107 B Walker Sherco 33 Cox GG 64 Roberts Beta 65 Birch GG 75 Stones GG 76
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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.