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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Montesa-315r-Trials-...1QQcmdZViewItem http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/montesa-315-R-feul-t...1QQcmdZViewItem you can get both the seat & tank from http://www.scottishtrial.com look in the shop under delay products. you should also try sandifords.

won't it fit the new super bike?

AG is keen to help, so am I. Do you want to borrow the Scott flags?

Bet you got his autograph & tell the truth, you were 21 at the time.

was it good do then?

Over the pond lot aren't on our rules Jonny, you're right though if a 125 will pull a big lump like you they don't need a 200.

http://www.trialscentral.com/classifieds/d...php?siteid=1089 It's not me!

Try ringing around dealers to if they're breaking any older bikes. Haven springs to mind.

Have you had the tape measure out to see which slot in your emporium that one will best fit?

you only have to slip it up into 2nd to rock. Check this out also:- http://www.trialscentral.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6002

I think the Clubs with non championship rounds are on a hiding to nothing. The expense of riding a whole series is high so people just aren't going to support events that don't count. They'll either stay at home or simply ride local events that weekend. It was commented at our Club meeting the other night that this was a good round, a proper old fashioned type trial.

That was pointed out at Richmonds Club meeting last night. Also why is the bradford round listed in the main list but not on the Championship tables?

Like piggy to be extra chubby do you?

Well I think this is real too.

You're well up on your Gasser knowledge Dabster, anything to tell everybody?

well I've got admit that I was being sarcastic earlier. (what's new?) Can't honestly see how someone can do that on what is most likely a 5 1/2 diameter tube. (140mm)

I've sussed who you are now! I think you'd get a spoon the previous time I did the Time Marshall job in 1992.

What a talent! On tubular handrail as well!

Have you got any more? We're thinking of putting all the results we can find on RMC's web site.

Don't forget that Graham Jarvis set standard time & only lost 11 on observation in 2003, he claimed he was hard done by at the time as he didn't think he'd lost that many.

One of Redvanman's photos at the last section on the Grouse Moor :- http://www.richmondmotorclub.com/coppermin...album=23&pos=59 He had no gears & kickstart that was now longer connected to anything inside the engine.

Dave Wilkinson of http://www.actionandevents.co.uk also attended this years event & has promised charity money to the club for all photos sold.

The last section you are recorded doing is 49 which is 3 after petrol check 4, that's just as you go out onto what is know as the Grouse Moor. You certainly made it passed half way & deserve praise for doing so on that little 80. Back next year? The section break down & times etc have been forwarded to Andy so he'll publish them soon I hope.