Classic Trials

ive entered the nostalga trial and was wondering what to expect in terms of sections and hardness of them. ive entered the easy course on a tlr.(not done many on it) cheers

Anyone recognise this k/s?. Probably from the 70/80's. Shaft diameter is 12mm. Jim

Hello all ! I recently purchased a Honda Matise MH200 1982. Unfortunately it needs a new kick start return spring . Does anyone know where I Would get a new one ? Thank you Bernie . 😁

hey all does anyone have any information about the kickham trial. It was held around the derbyshire area thanks jack

Hi Guys I am at the early stages of getting a 1974 Yamaha TY250 into a usable condition I have put a new carb on it and an electronic ignition and now it actually runs I thought it might also be nice to be able to stop it so will be fitting a kill switch - the question is where do you feel is the best location for it ? It's a normal press button type but I have seen them fitted on the left hand bar - on the right hand bar and even in the middle between the two bar clamps I would be interested to hear your feedback in regards to the pros and cons of these locations

I've been trying to get chain and sprockets for my kawasaki kt last week with no luck!!! Does anyone know where in the U.K i can get some???? I've tried BVM and TALON and they haven't got any!!

i'm looking for a front mudgaurd bracket for my kt 250 ????? Anyone got one for sale??

I'm halfway through rebuilding an early kt 250 ex-works bike, has anyone out there got any info on them to help me along??????

have a session on Google and came accross this excellent Austrian web site which along with some great pictures of Alta, Gaunt and Collier Suzukis, has (in German) some information on KTM trials bikes, with some pictures of bikes from 1975-77. Looks like there was a works team at the Scottish, but love to know if there are bikes around in the UK, or if anyone rode one ?

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just wondering if anyone had seen these, interesting! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpxj4r2DWPU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxQ_yZRrlZk...feature=related

Bilco, fanny 200, number 98, doesnt look happy.... neither did Fritz on the MZ laying down. http://s521.photobucket.com/albums/w332/Fa...0Exmoor%202010/

here some picture http://www.infotrialmedia.it/epoca-castel-d-aiano-17.html

a link for an old bikehttp://davestestsandarticles.weebly.com/uploads/4/8/4/5/4845046/which_bike_may_1980_suzuki_rl325t_swm_320tl_yamaha_majesty_320_bultaco_350_sherpa_t_montesa_cota_348.pdf. magazine test,thought a few people may like.

Here are some more shots from my clubs pre57 trial.held at Rileys railway in Leicestershire on the 11th march. Click here for more http://s://picasaweb...172/Rileys2012#

Hi all I have been loaned a pre 65 bike and want to take part in the National Downland Trial,could somebody explain the format of LDT to me,as i am new to Pre 65 as i only normally ride closed to club trials.All/Any advice would be very greatfully recieved. Thanking you in advance. David

Hi , Have ridden my cub for first time today and loved it APART from brake being on LH SIDE . Apart from 'getting used to it " I would prefer to convert to RH side , Has anyone here any tips or info etc on how to achieve please ? . Thanks.

Hi, can anyone help me find a set of levers, cable brake and clutch, where not only the pull can be adjusted but the resting position of the lever as well ? Thanks, Phil

Following the next event, which is a Championship trial, at Biscathorpe on Nov. 18th, the club are offering free entries to encourage the riders of "big bikes" and rigids to get their machines out of mothballs for the Beniworth Haven trial on December 2nd. For more info check out the web-site here http://www.poacherspre65trials.co.uk/

I am off to the Lincolnshire Poachers trial at Wickenby Airfield in the morning and just Googled "Wickenby" to check where it is when I came across this poignant reminder of our recent history. Now just described with a few statistics this airfield is lost in our memory but with Remembrance Sunday just around the corner it seems fitting to remember all those lost in war to give us the freedoms we now enjoy.. ""300 wartime operations were flown from Wickenby with 160 Lancasters and 6 Wellingtons Lost. The memorial at Wickenby commemorates 1,080 aircrew who lost their lives flying from here. From September 1942 to September 1945, "12 Squadron Bomber Command" with …