bowergas

Left my new pants out in the shed last week as they where a little muddy - bloody mice ate the ar$e outa them.... hmmmm. be warned ....

I had an '09 300 pro for 2 years and have swapped to a new 250 pro and love it plenty of power even for a 16 stone 'athlete' like me. my next bike will be another 250.

Yes I watched you do it! heh - spoke to Ned this morning mate he said you enjoyed it. JB

The voice of reason - well said mate!

I have an 09 300 pro which will start easily with the following technique. Put bike in gear with clutch out pull bike bacwards so piston goes to TDC pull in clutch kick I now use this method every time I start the bike warm or cold - much easier and a lot less stress on kickstart assembly

Dirt on carb slide would be my guess. JB

Hmmmm! sounds pretty straightforward! thank you all for your input I'm off to buy a horse. What is the likely cost of any third party/ public liability insurance cover specifically for trials ?

I have a 40 acre woodland with stream, rocks, roots, cambers, hillclimbs and steps, the venue has been used since the 1970's for trials. What are the legal implications of allowing riders to practice for a daily fee. JB

Mine has been fault free and fantastic fun . No issues at all - I would buy one again without hesitation. JB

How much is a new head...............? get a good helmet.

A big thank you to all concerned for a fantastic day of sport in the mud! A great venue with some top sections thanks Rob your efforts are appreciated. JB

easy kick method 1. bike in gear 2. with clutch out pull bike backwards so piston is at TDC 3. clutch in 4. kick the starter 5. easy start! works for me ..............

I picked up a pair of oiled Gaerne boots from BVM a few weeks ago they a fab so far very comfy and well made, I grease em up with nikwax to keep them flexi. I got 17 years out of my last pair of No Stop Alpines........ lack of bike for 14 of those years! JB

stretchy pink and blue ellgren pants...........happy days indeed!