European Trials

I've just seen the results from the recent Spanish championship round and the first 4 riders all finished "clean" after having their scores wiped because of time bonus points. The riders seem to be getting 10-20 bonus points each lap deducted from their scores for time bonuses. The top lads were dropping 5-15 actual marks a lap so they were ending up on zero. Anyone know anything about it? It seems a bit stupid to me.

Can anyone suggest any websites or clubs that I can contact as a group of Southern middle aged clubman would like to wobble and fall off around Southern Belgium later in the year? Somewhere in the Ardennes or Namur etc would be good.

This weekend, 24 and 25 august, one of the, if not the best trial in Flanders. Location Egem-Pittem, 25km south of Brugge. World Cup rider Dec Bullock will also take part... Nice!

The pre entries for this trial open 27/06, apparently there will be a full explanation in English this year, as " must have documents " to ride have changed from previous years, as it is being run under a new federation . I understand a full effort is being made to welcome non French riders, but as yet that's all I know. Bear in mind an entry is not deemed accepted until all relavent paper work is received and agreed. As explained on a previous thread, regarding this trial you need a three man team, or you get teamed up with other Larry no mates.....so you might spend the weekend speaking French or Spanish. Hope that helps

I have been informed that the Sardent club along with other sponsers are organising a Classic pre 65 trial the weekend of 6 th and 7 th September. It is being headlined as a trial suited to the more original bikes with sections to suit, although everybody is welcome on the understanding the trial will have traditional sections favoring the less modified bikes. As the pre 65 scene is relatively small this side of the channel, I have been asked to post this to see if it would be of interest to any British riders fancying a long weekend in France taking in the wine, sunshine and the countryside. Sardent is around six hours south of Calais, alredy hosts a very popular cla…

Hi guys I'm thinking of going and doing the French 4 day trial at sardent but would like to speak to a few people that have been before to help me out with a few thinks like what license I need??how long is each day?? Do I have to have working lights on my bike? And generally what it is like tbh I'm currently riding a Gas Gas txt pro 250 2009 model!! Have been doing white routes but just moved up onto yellow what are the classes like out there?? Many thanks

I have just saved a beta zero not sure if it's a 91 or a 90 but the bike is almost complete but I can't find a coil or cdi unit anywhere and this is all that's missing for me to make it complete before I start a ground up resto on it, any help or advice would be much appreciated thanks in advance rob

First round national championship in Italy Caglio Como here the pictures https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPTYoOm2wF_6etnhkYHAiUdgtJO5IBTlFA0eWKhbEPpUtWTEGe1RAL1qYEf6QrI-Q?key=U2M1Q3dRSnZEUjBZUUM1OTlsRFcxRFdBclcxSjhn riders from Uk, Spain, France, Germany, Swiss, Austria ... superb place

In the process of buying a house in the Gers Is there anyone in the area, or nearby, that can give me details on clubs, places to ride, etc....? Thanks

Fantastic 5 days in the mountains at the second edition of this trial with a few more riders from the UK taking part this year. Some success across the classes, couple of podium pics attached, Steve Farrall & Barry Roads toping the podium in their classes.

Calling anyone living and riding in France! Hopefully moving to France permanently next year, can anyone please tell me what the process and cost of getting a french trials licence is? Whilst I'm asking, my bike is UK registered, but SWMBO's 125 isn't (she also doesn't have a full UK bike licence)..... Do I have to reregister them in France to be allowed to ride and does SWMBO have to take her full bike test? Thanks in advance

On the off chance that someone reading this might want to visit this beautiful region at the end of April, and just might be able to sneak a bike onto the rack or into the motorhome, we are running for the fourth time our Classic trial. It is planned for the weekend of the 28 th and 29th. It is open to all classic classes with three routes easy, bit harder, and a little bit harder still. We will take riders on modern bikes over 50 officially, but any younger Brits wanting ride in this class, due to Brexit I will relax the rules.. You can enter on the day, you can camp on site, and if you so wish you can join us in emptying the French wine lake on Saturday evening enjoy…

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Please note that due to some enviromental law changes, Robregordo has to move dates from May to autum time. The dates chosen are 3 & 4 October 2015. The bad news are that we will have to wait now 13 months untill the next edition of the trial. The good news are that Robregordo will continue going for some years to come in the new dates. Also Motoclub Sotobike will introduce some improvements. If you want to take part, please contact me by PM and the club will assist you with your entries and paddock hotel booking.

good afternoon, anyone done the corsica , andora trials ? contemplating these next year , how hard would they be ? ( for a good nov n beg grade ) worth the trip for two days ? any info gratefully received thanks andy

Is anyone familiar with trials around the Bilbao area. Any trials shops in or around the city ?? Any clubs in and around the city ?? I know Gerona is a big trials area but not sure I'll be over as far as that but I will be in the Bilbao area for a few days soon.

Does anyone know if the uem european championships will be stop or no stop?

Hi! I have no idea where to put this, but I suppose this is the best place. As I suppose most of the polish riders are often checking Trialscentral.com looking for an advice or other stuff, but they have no idea that there is a polish forum (as for example me - always on TC, not knowing that there can be a polish forum ). So, I have thought that the best way of advertising it is to post it here, because the polish forum is still fresh, kind of deserted and not very well positioned on google. I hope that it gets some response http://trial-arena.org.pl/forum/ Cheers!

Just got my first trials bike and wondering if anyone lives in the Limousin that wants to meet up for rides. Or if anyone has any leads of a local club I can join, can't find a lot of info on the internet.

Last event for the German Trials Championship, held in Osnabrück (North Germany). Nice to view a longer video too with interviews with: - Franz Kadlec, - Therasa Bäumle - Ina Wilde and Gerd Bücker who is still since 1977 responsible for trials riding on the Piesberg "mountain" , so next year will be a big anniversary with stars from the 70's and 80's ... http://www.dmsb.tv/video.php?id=422