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The Which Bike test was held at Golding Barn in Sussex which was owned by Graham Beamish. Bernie Schrieber was seen to be doing some outragous things on the bikes for that time!
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Same group of sections still in use today. Last years section came up over tree roots to the right of Malcolm.
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These are fom the Victory, found in the back of an old album.
I was riding a Yamaha so its 77/76 ish?
To easy for a quiz methinks.
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Nice to see a picture of myself, its Steve by the way, not simon.
Good to have a ride round on a bitterly cold day and thanks to all observers.
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Blimey Bikespace, that just about covers it all. Too many riders and not enough helpers or should that be not enough riders who help.
Sounds as if conditions yesterday conspired to create a problem that would not have occured on a summers day.
Traditionally the "helpers" are usually the older people who have stopped riding,but seeing as we seem to be able to keep riding for longer age wise these days it means clubs are running short of the type of people who would normally take over in time.
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Same as usual, go to work and ride trials on the weekend.
The other Jordi has a range of goodies called JT7 to promote.
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Have been thinking about it since last year.
Like you, its something that has to be done while the body,s able.
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Trialero, thanks for telling us the dates.
OK, so it seems that you can just turn up and enter when you get there.
Think I might just send an entry before I go to Spain.
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I think the trial was the National Southern. This would have been run by the Tenterden club, from memory I would have been riding a Beamish Suzuki in it.
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Nope,the best bit of any roadwork in any trial is day 5 in Verdon, France.
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Err.. front page news yesterday.
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Looks pretty much the same, where is that one sold?
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Rabie, there are loads of us down here on the south coast who ride trials on the road. The only thing is we travel all over the country to ride them.
Sadly I am old enough to have ridden all the S E Centre trials that used to be on the roads. Oh for the old days (LOOKS THROUGH ROSE TINTED SPECKS)
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Its the 15th January , Canada Heights.
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My mate has just spent today "training" with Sam Connor. Is that interesting to?
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No medical required, unless you are appling for an International license.
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....could I draw anyones attention to my last post regarding my bike having to be road registered and the ACU licence required, anyone please?
Thought thats what I had answered in the post above yours
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Spud, For most nationals you will need a registered bike, but there is no such thing as a national licence any more. As long as you have the registration card you are OK.
Try any of the nationals with a clubman route and you will enjoy them, believe me I have all but stopped riding in the S.E.Centre nowdays.
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I think you will find them 2 topics below where you started this one from
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Could it be a case of mission accomplished, as it certainly stopped
the TBM mag from going into print.
From a personal view I don,t think the content was good enough. Just check
out the French YOU HAVE USED WORDS OR A PHRASE WHICH ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THIS WEBSITE. PLEASE DELETE YOUR POST/TOPIC. DO NOT TRY TO CIRCUMVENT THE FILTERS IN PLACE ON THIS WEBSITE. Trials world was not different enough from TMX.
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See Trials TV advert on front page.
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Thats a scorpa mate i take it your fairly new to trials ? And it has been posted on the front page and in other section before.
New to trials eh, thats you rumbled then Nick
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I rode one for a year when you were in the schoolboys!
Now that makes me old or you still young
Mine was a blue framed 240, probably a year or two before you rode them.
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Wondered who would get that one in first
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