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Does it say anything about a refund?

A quick email to John, saying thanks would be nice (don't sell it on Ebay)

Try putting it in top gear and rock the bike backwards and forwards a few times - this usually primes the engine to start 1st kick when cold...

The BT Bling Bitches?

Borrowed from a Zen Internet newsletter... "When did the Web begin? The first Web site was built by Tim Berners-Lee and appeared at http://info.cern.ch/ on August 6, 1991. It provided an explanation of what the World Wide Web was, or was to be, and how to acquire a browser that would let you see it. It was also the world's first Web directory, where Berners-Lee later maintained a list of other Web sites apart from his own. Managing the directory didn't take much work at first. Two years later, there were only 600 Web sites to be found anywhere and a mere 100,000 by 1995. But by the end of that year, people were beginning to take a lot more notice of 'The World Wide Web' and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like Compuserve, America Online and Zen Internet offered customers Internet access for the first time. Zen launched with a network capable of supporting up to six simultaneous dial-up users. Within two years, it was providing the fastest Internet access in the country, making regular appearances at the top of monthly 'speed league' tables and winning "ISP of the Year", the first of many national awards. Today, the company has a core network capacity over 20,000 times larger, it matches its first year sales every working day, and the world has accumulated an estimated 75 million Web sites."

Ask Sam if he has any stalkers eh Craig?

"Eee them wer the days, reet mush on a reet lump of iron tha knows"

I got twice as far as last year but I suppose that's not saying much really I reckon you should pay Richmond a visit next year and ride the Scott...

That title reminds me of you when pi$$ed

One crazy Spaniard on a 4RT passed us on the road leaving Craig Lundie last year, he must have been doing 70mph!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Beta's can match the 4RT with a 13 tooth cog on the front <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I was only cruising Kinell!!!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I don't think Dennis was, he kept looking back to see if I had binned it

But whats it like in the sections ??? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 1st gear for everything with slightly faster crashes and a much deeper rotorvating action

Videos at: - http://www.trialscentral.com/cms/showartic...?articleID=1656

I've just finished editing yesterdays video but there are 35 clips, which amount to over 65MB I don't think Andy will host them all though... I will send them over to him as soon as I fix my email

http://www.trialscentral.com/cms/showartic...?articleID=1656

Why the question mark for Sampson's 125? Definitely sounded like a 125 revving to the moon

Full results just forwarded to Ian & Andy, thanks to Dave Willoughby and Barry Robinson for sending 'em so quickly

Ride around with the brakes half on until they start to discolour and then pour water on the discs before they cool down. It seems to work but it doesn't last long...

The verdict is they are 'kinell proof' The right peg got a few good whacks on Sunday and isn't even scratched. Very tough with no bracing means that packed mud can be flicked out easily. So far, so good...

How much?

Well done young 'un - keep on going

Good trial at a new venue today which had a decent size lap. I rode the easy course and found it almost spot on, just the odd 1 or 2 sections that could have been made a bit tougher. The hard route was hard and some of the 50/50 green route sections were on the hardest of the hard course sections! - I heard a few riders moaning followed by the crunch of metal and yelps of pain All in all, a good day out so thanks to all involved

Welcome home Stu

Is this cos you need to know the shortcuts ?? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Never mind shortcuts, it's about time you had a go at the Scott