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You may be right but don't forget James Dabill?

John, Top Farm is a good place for trials practice, however it isn't suitable for a motox bike as all of the open fields have livestock in them. We have built a number of man-made obstacles in the trials practice area which, together with the steep natural sections make is a good place to spend an afternoon or evening. The owner charges

Yep... that's me when I see a rock!

Stourbridge club. Very sensible trials with two routes almost always run on a Saturday afternoon. Well worth a look.

It really would be something to see Doug get his 100th win. It would be even better to see it at Hawkstone!

A blue 125 would look really different.

I wonder if the sale of the business will effect the Sammy Miller Classic Trials championsihp next year? Any rumours?

Nahh they're not going to be pink! Are they???????

You only need to fill inthe basic basic parts of the form. Ignore the medical stuff. The trials affiliation (not licence) is only

You have to admit it does have a certain..... class!

That does look good. Who did your wheels?

How was the going? Had the rain made it tough?

Surely that's just a standard TYZ engine and frame? Just needs the piston lubricating.... hmmm has to be a bargain! Take a look at the sticker on the front mudguard. That just about sums it up I'd say

And for young people, this improvement can be even more exagerated. Well worth the money!

I think you could be right about 125's being hard to find. I put a search on ebay for any 125 trials bike and only one came up and that was an older model with lots of bids.

Is he really that old??

Prior to TC in the UK, the only real way of getting information about events was the weekly trials paper, avaialble to following Friday, so information available before Friday is very much appreciated!

Yes, I echo the above comments. The Cartwrights can be relied upon to stage a good club trial with three routes. Mamble farm is also an excellent venue, however it does get rather more challenging when it's wet. That said, I have a feeling theres a section with a rock in it, so for this part of the world, that makes it varied terrain indeed!

Raga has a certain rough and tough sound to it; lets just hope that Montesa don't call next years 4RT 'The Bou,' it just doesn't have the same ring.

Don't get me started on that one... talk about 'jobs-for-the-boys!'

I think it's about time that the ACU include a tick box on the licence/affiliation form to allow applicants to opt out of recieving the magazine if they wish. If nothing else, this would give the powers that be, an indication of how popular the magazine actually is. Remember, a family with four paid up members will get four magazines in four envelopes and four lots of postage.

Really should make the effort to see Nant Mawr Quarry, I've heard so much about it over the last couple of years but never been.

Were you thinking of anyone in particular? I'm going to have to cut out those pies!

Is there an off the shelf big bore kit available? If so, does anyone know the price?

Thanks for that, it's good to know that events are still going ahead despite the weather. Our evening trial tomorrow (Wed) also didn't get in the paper for some reason but that's cancelled due to flooding now anyway.