johnnyboxer

Ah - but which standard mounts?? The steel ones on the plain Jane 4rt Or The alloy ones on the Repsol My 2007 Repsol has the alloy footpeg hangers and I have the Jitsie alloy pegs They seem fine for balance and comfort - not sure the pins are a benefit, they hinder sliding your boots I have thought about removing them Pins are just fashionable at present

I use the Forcefield ones, very comfy and £75 Good protection too, saved my knees and shins a few times

£5000-£6000 easy

Flame out ???

Who supplies the AJP in uk ?

That's Kawasaki's strapline I agree, bit of a non event, Honda plays it safe................once again

We managed before the EU & we'll managed again The wheels of trials bikes will keep on turning BTW many farmers voted to Leave last week - as they are fed up of cross compliance & EU regulations & many haven't received their farm sub payments, in full or at all this year anyway Most farmers would sooner plough their own furrow now ......just like most Trials riders

Couldn't get that link to work?

I bought a short alloy one & couldn't get on with it Went back to the original one I ride like you, so just moved foot forward The short one was almost impossible to find

That is good to hear

Indeed Reading all of this stuff, certainly puts me off as a younger rider........... to the Pre65/Britshock scene as it's a minefield On a modern bike, you just turn up and ride

Nothing to either, except Elf 740 in gearbox

Some flesh to add to your bones

Fantastic pic, the look on his face just shows sheer determination

Nigel Birkett? How many consecutive SSDT's is it now? Another man marvel and finished 66th overall I think

Summed up here http://www.dougielampkin.co.uk/html/html/DLPR090516.html

I'm talking Trials all rounder and not bike sport in general However Doug has done ok in Enduros

Why not? We are in a different age now, since 1990's Back in Sammy's day we didn't have Indoor Trials which is a whole different type of Trials competition I think he'd admit Doug was a Trials all rounder - a winner in every facet of the Trials discipline

At 40 years old, Dougie has just won his 10th SSDT title Dougie just didn't 'win' it, by a narrow margin, he dominated the week and in the end won by 9 marks Nobody else ended up dropping less than 20 marks, for the whole week and some 180 or more sections To my mind (I might be biased) he the best all-round Trial rider, the sport has ever seen He's had a long and illustrious career, with 12 indoor and outdoor World titles, plus British championships, Scott Trial wins and of course SSDT wins and Trial des Nations team wins As an all rounder, I think he is the best of the best - the most 'complete' rider in the sport to date

Michael Brown moves into top spot on day 3 Nice to see him and GasGas back on form after all their recent traumas Sections looked tough yesterday

This one, apparently there's a Sherco down under there

Day 2 and Doug has regained a slim lead over Michael Brown Good to see Michael Brown at the top of the tree again

I did say that

Guy will probably just put it behind him and crack on with going fast again