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It looks like Lagnaha is back for 2007
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He's now applied to Norweb for a 3-phase supply
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As long as you don't tow up with an excessive amount of electric appliances & gadgets next time you stay it should be OK.
Electrically powered accessories?
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They don't like to be started in gear when new/tight. Mine starts first kick hot or cold, as long as it's in neutral
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I stalled mine a good few times out practising last week and three times today, which cost me 15 marks. The engines are very tight when new and tickover needs to be slightly higher than you would expect. I've always ridden 2 strokes so I reckon the fault lies with me not riding it right
Today was my second time out on the bike and I'm still very pleased and impressed with it. I found that I rode better when I bossed it about instead of hoping to stay on line...
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YG trial at Addingham tomorrow?
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Thanks for that, I enjoyed it
How did you create the .exe file to combine all the seperate files into one movie clip? Very nifty...
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Ah yes, but it had all the right accessories
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I'm sure that if you rang Sandifords and asked to speak to their mechanic (Geoff?), he would tell you what's what...
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How well did 'kinell' do in lasat years world championship? - answers on a postcard...........
could you have won if you were transported back 25 years on your latest Beta - be honest the answer would probably be no.
First of all, I said a good Clubby rider. Nobody would be able to find a single post of mine where I have ever claimed to be any good at trials.
I bet there are loads of folk on TC that would look at those sections and think "Yep, I could do them on my modern Beta/Mont/Sherco etc." In fact, that was my point about a 'modern' bike on those sections.
No, I couldn't have won 25 years ago. Transport me and the bike back to 1957 and I might stand half a chance against the best back then.
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Was that a bite?
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Nice bit of trials nostalgia
Were those sections the same sort of level that would have been seen in World Trials in the early 80's?
I realise that videos and photos 'flatten' things on the screen and that the riders were on big/numb twinshocks etc. but (I'll probably get shot down in flames for this...) I reckon a good Clubby rider would be able to do all of that on a modern bike
What do you think?
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That bike sounded luvverly
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It might be an urban legend in the States but it's true fact over here, isn't that right Ishy Jr?
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Pointless starting a new topic, so...
Anyone been up Wycollar lately? I haven't been up practising for over a year due to rumours of it being used just for club events...
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I've used the XC-ting neoprene gloves from Sandifords, comfy, warm and not too bulky.
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/XC-TING-07-KIDS-TRIA...1QQcmdZViewItem
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I bought one of those 'TwinAir' filter cleaning kits the other day and it came with a tin of 'Contact Cleaner'. Brilliant stuff, shifts chain wax, glue and other sticky stuff
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Pay attention, he's called 'Dad' and he's sometimes pretty angry
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It wouldn't be long before I was following somebody across those moors
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To the letter of the law if it is not displayed in the correct place then it is the same as not having one fitted, it's the same offence - although agreed, better to have it there than not attached at all.
I laminate my tax disc and use clear technosel (?) to stick it to the left fork in between the yokes. Works a treat until you want to drop the forks out for some maintenence
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Thanks for all the advice, I rang my previous broker up and they sorted it out with Novitas? I mentioned the ACU and Bradford Trials club,
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I wasn't having a dig at anyone in particular so apologies if it looked like I was. My regs arrived about a week after Perce's did last year. Entering online would be great for most but those without internet access would then lose out.
For those that have not ridden the Colonial - it is a brilliant trial which finishes off in the pub with a pie & chips supper. Relax and have a pint whilst the score boards are updated
Vicx, how many entries did you receive this year?
Maybe it needs the dreaded 'ballot'
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