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Nope, decided not to this year as a 10hr round trip to act as scrubbers ,because the locals have all the late numbers is just not worth it.

I can remember Duncan from the mid 70s and his Ossa powered monocque special. Very striking loking bike for the time. I was in the North Wales area then and he was a fairly regular at centre trials, if I am not mistaken I think he went onto make mountain bikes.

OK, So it is the new round in Cornwall next. Can anyone tell us how far from Newquay the start is? also what kind of sections to expect? Hope the weather is better than the Mansell.

If you look on the ACU website, www.motorcylinggb.org, you will find all the entry forms. I think there are under trials news. The regs for the Colin Dommett are in TMX.

Nigel, have to agee with you regarding the medals. Seems like poor reward for the effort put in. As a national series would a bit of promotion really be to much to ask.

Yes, back in action and looking forward to it. Number arrived in the post today, no. 20. See you all there.

As of 9.30 this morning 1.375 euros to the pound.

Welcome Dan, try www.worthingtrialsclub.com

never mind , you will finish the next one in record time

Yes the clunk in the box changing up is normal between those two gears, look on the positive side, at least you allways know which gear your in after the clunk

You book hotels in about 3 villages and the organisers lay on coaches to take you back to the days start village or town. Works well.

5 Days of Verdon in August. Takes place in the South of France about 60 miles north of Nice. Been to the last 4, ridden 3 times. Not sure if there is a better trial in Europe. Huge daily routes and fantastic scenery as you get up into the ski resorts.

I think you will find that this was a reward promised by his bosses at HRC for winninig the WTC. Who wouldnt jump at the chance for a blast on a bike like that.

I may be mistaken, but I dont think Kuriyama has ridden the indoor rounds since his huge crash at Sheffield when he broke both his wrists. Cant remember what year but seem to remember a great photo of him at the point of no return. Possibly one of Ian J,s pics?

Actually I like the idea of linking to Sat Nav, might mean we might never miss a set of cards in a section again

I,ve never come across a tubeless front either. doesn,t the rim have to be different as well?

Will certainly be quick between sections

Courtesy of www.worldtrials.info 1st Spain 2nd GB 3rd Japan Looks like a convincing win for Spain, no surprise I suppose.

I find it strange that having done all that pre event posting Carly seems to have forgotten to update at the end of day one. Poor show

On reading the sad news of the passing away of Brian Fowler, I reflected that a lot of us must have had contact with him over the years. I certainly had a lot to thank him for in the past as he arranged rides with Beamish Suzuki and Fantic for me. We will miss his enthusiasm for our sport, he truly was a big man in all ways.

This may seem strange , but try removing the little valve thing thats fitted in the vent pipe from the fuel cap. They have been known to play up even when you can blow through them OK.

Yep, I would agree Ishy, its Alan Lampkin

Hi Wayne I have also shared the same tour manager and find if you sit him in the back he soon goes to sleep! Have a good 2 days all, wish I was with you.