Youth Trials

hi guys, any idea what mixture ty80s run best on? cheers

Hi all I want to buy a bike for my two children one 13 and the other 15,which is the best bike to buy to start them riding trials? Cheers

I am looking to buy my son a used 125 I have a 315 montesa but only play on it and dont attend trials So I have no idea which 125 is good or any issues the various models have. Thinking of a bike of around 08 vintage my two choices seem to be Gas Gas or Sherco any insights ?? thanks

Hi i'm after one or even better 2 riders to compete in the inter centre team trial on 10th september. i need riders from B or C class, i have 3 A class riders confirmed. Must be from the Southern Centre ACU I'm looking for anyone that will try hard and finish the trial to their best ability, no-one will judge your riding or put you down if you have a five etc, you will have all expenses paid for and complete support of myself and the rest of the team, including the adult team, catching / drinks / advice etc. please either message me here or wholdsworth@QinetiQ.com or give me a call 07977 931897. thanks for reading wayne

Yep As well as a Novice Beginners at Midday this Sunday Spen will be running a Small Wheels course at 10am. It's an early start but the venue is great. Rockingstones is an old quarry with plenty of rocks for the beginner to the Expert. Entry is

Caroline Sandiford now importing a Spanish make of Kids Electric Trials bike. The market is quite big seemingly but what will be the pricing?? They will be Mecatecno's.

Please find a link below a link for the results from yesterdays trial. I hope everyone enjoyed the day and the varied sections. We will see you at the other rounds of the championship. http://www.pdfhost.net/index.php?Action=DownloadFile&id=0f5f25e8e049098a78f225c0954ef415

is there a forsale section on this forum

Can anyone post a picture of a big wheel 80 standing besides a full size Trials bike ? I want to get an idea of the size of a 80 (never seen a 80 in person). My 9 year old son is getting too big for his OSET 16.0, but the 80 might be too big for him. Thanks.

hello people, can a youth ride a 200cc size engine bike i want to no becuse i have brought a honda tlm200 and im 14 years old. I was just looking on the forum and it made me think and i am thinking of going upto birchwood farm, kidderminster would they let me ride it there. so any idea?

hi i am selling my beta rev 80 to get a new bike. I have rode my dads 250 beta and i was going to get one, But i recently went to a trial and found if i wanted to enter i would need a 125 because I will be getting the bike for my 14th birthday. I can get either 125 or 250 but i realy want to enter comps, and I also want a lot of power. will a 125 have a lot of power ? thanks for reading.

This is just the list of points scorers as a Full results list has not been published. 2011 ACU Luscombe Suzuki Leeds British Youth A Trials Championship 20/03/11 Chris Stay Bradley Cox George Gosden Luke Walker Tom Dexter Jack Howell Rob Waite Corey Dubik Dec Bullock Jack Stones Conner Atkinson Sam Yeadon Joel Edwards Brad Bullock Charles Courtney 2011 ACU Luscombe Suzuki Leeds British Youth B Championship 20/03/11 Jack Price Dan Peace Iwan Roberts Billy Bolt Thomas Minta Tom Hooper James Stones James Heyhurst Daniel Tuley Dominic Feaks Nikita Smith Jordan Baker Thomas Plant Lewis Merrill

I don't know if its just me, but have I read the new rules correctly for A&B British Championship Classes this year: A & B ride the same route (Route A) and A class (and presumably B class too) who want to ride less severe sections ride Route 'B' on a no points basis. Seems to be a good idea to boost entries but IMHO the ACU have missed a trick by not making the 'B' route a sub-championship like the adults have. Just my opinion...

All an earlier post discussed some mods to a Beta rev 80, i wondered if anyone had some more detail on these. [*]Modification to the front pipe [*]what should i set the squish thickness to? [*]opening the airbox inlet apertures [*]fitting a rear shock from another Beta [*]what weight fork oil do people use? lastly, what is the average piston life?? or do you just replace when it shows piston slap.

Hi, I'm 14 years old and right now i'm riding an 04 sherco 80cc. A second hand gas gas 125 08 has popped up for

I got the attached from the ACU which will appear in the 2011 handbook. It was provided to help parents who are planning to buy new bikes for the 2011 season, but the formatting isn't exactly friendly for the front page of TC so attaching it here: TSR1 Youth classes - Engine capacities -wheel sizes 2011.pdf

Looks like the tubular frame has been down sized for this years Small wheel bike. Could this finally be a competitor for the Little Beta's???

Electric Winner was Henry Stephenson D Small Wheels Oliver Smith D Medium Zac Collinson And C Class Sam Yeomans Joe Faunthorpe retired due to a Broken Finger so nobody is sure who is D class Medium Wheel champion. Full results on Horsforth Web Site

Following the result from last weekends A/B trial i think the ACU should throw the rule book in the bin and do the right thing. Lets have a run off trial Short v Sadler head to head Bracken rocks date to be arranged Barry Burton as C of course, run as a youth A National championship decider winner takes all. As Both riders deserve to win and it,s not fair to give the championship to the one that fits the rule book lets have it out on the bikes and not in the rule book. And a hand shake to start and finnish the trial. that way youth A championship will be decided on the bike and not in the rule book.

on here front page http://www.trialscentral.com/cms/showartic...?articleID=5829 The championship for first place was subject to a couple of protests in the A class, but mention should be made of luke Walker (Sherco) who competed for the first time in the A's and would have finished 3rd had he not ridden out of class, having already wrapped up the B class champs. As the results stand Chris Short beats Richard sadler on the last round result as both were tied on points and wins.