steve fracy

Hey Donald, what a coincedence, I could have sworn I heard that ACDC Big Balls tune as background music in a video I recently saw that took place somewhere in bonny Scotland and involved night vision goggles!!!!

The little GG125 Racing is a brilliant bike! It has lots of power, just on the top end when you rev the nuts off it. The 225 is a great option on one too. A couple guys here also put the 200 top end on it too, which has enough power for 99% of the people out there. Brilliant little bike!

Copey, good god man. I think you must have taken some sort of Estrogen suppliment instead of your usual blue pill!

Copey, have you ever checked out Billy Connelly.....he is my absolute favorite comedian! He is also the fave of Robin Williams and others, including one Mr. Grieg!

But will it be a 6-speed finally..... the only flaw I can see in the current design.

Clive, I am a little confused about your wifes reaction with you in one of the new TDN shirts. Unless, you are saying that they also come in those sexy half shirts that MEN wore back in the early 80s

Ishy: Can you PM me with details about your TLR and where you got it etc...Price and that kind of thing, always been looking for one! Cheers, Steve

Thanks for that Copey!!!! Matt is riding very well right now. We are going back East to complete the series and Matt has a real chance at winning his first Natioal Championship...Only a few pts out of 1st overall right now! The new 125 Raga should be quite a boost too!!! Steve

Craig, yes! He rode his heart out after just recovering from a severe stomach virus. YOu can go to www.mattfracy.com to read the full story, plus the story to come tonight from this past weekends PNTA championship ride!!! He did have the lowest loop score in his class both days, and the most cleans as well on day two! Oh and by far the youngest rider in Intermediate class. Very proud of him! Steve

I rode a 240 Fantic for 3 years and loved it! Great bike. Then I had an opportunity to get an immaculate 300, so sold the 240 to buy the 300. Totally different animal. A torque monster, but overall, a better bike I believe. Frame geometry is better and more modern. Motor is different and not as revvy, but for our twinshock events the torque of the 300 is amazing! I just rode one of our twinshock events where we had a huge hillclimb that was ridden by Experts and Champs the 2 days before. I could pull 4th gear tapped out on the old girl when no one else could! Build quality is superb, and Thierry Michaud was a superb rider and loved watching him do the business while riding it. Oh, and if in doubt, I believe one David Pye rode a slightly modified 300 round to a great result in the 2009 SSDT!!!!!

You could google S3 and contact them about it. I dont think I saw it listed in the GG powerparts manual for 09.

Rounds 3& 4 of the 2009 Outlaw series goes this weekend in Summerland BC! This is also the first two rounds of the WEC Canadian Nationals!! It should be a great weekend all round. 2Days of Nationals, followed by a great day out on the vintage bike. What better way could there be to spend a long weekend!

The MOFFSTER, as he is known in radio land!! I actually stayed up late Fri night over here and listened into Big John on Nevis radio and it was quite entertaining to say the least!! BTW John, I did try getting an email through to you while you were on air, but I guess it never got through. Great job and thanks! Steve

Aye, but did you get them the right size.......do the hoofs fit in....and did they come with the free velcro mits!!!

Outlaw Dave has the sequence of Martin taking a 5 in 1979 on Ben Nevis to lose the trial.......Thats just weird! If you go to Outlawtrials.com, and click on the gallery, then click on the classic album, it is the last few pictures.

Copey, you have not been paying attention to your Tc supporters pics. A few good ones of Xispa riders.

I bet he is quickly remembering why it took him so many years to get back there to ride

Copey, you are sounding old dude!!! If I stayed home everytime it rained, I would never ride at all! Your gettin soft dude, you really need to come up north for some R&R and go to trials rider boot camp! Steve PS. Congrats to Pat and Cody!

Just wanted to say a big thanks to Andy once again this year for providing some outstanding pictures so quickly from Fort William. Its one of the highlights of the year on TC for me. I think I enjoy it more than the world round reports. The scenery, the sections, the rain!!!! Thanks mate for making it seem like we are there too, even though we are so far away! Cheers, Steve

Please elaborate Craig!!

Oh you lucky sods!!! One day before I cannot ride anymore, I will get to ride Robregordo!!!!! Its now the one thing on my bucket list that I have not done.... Ridden some world rounds, both Canadian and US Nationals, rode for Canada in the TDN, ridden the Scottish too. Actually, Robregordo and riding the Scottish again, this time with my son are the last two things left!

Copey: Hey, put some pontouns on that Cesna and you can land right in the lake in front of my house, tie the thing up at my warf, and we can go trials riding out back, then relax by the bonfire with a few pops( none of this Coors ****e) and then throw a couple of steaks on the BBQ. Come on up mate! Steve

Great answer Craig! Respect for Tommi!

Bob and Glenn: not trying to hijack this thread at all, but get you two to go to www.trialscanada.com and see the front page story of Rnd.1 of the Outlaw series up here...Our twinshock series up here in Canada.