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We used to make the type of flags you are on about. We now buy flags of http://www.yorksurvey.co.uk/they a lot lighter and more compact for when you go lay a trial out. Cheers Chris

BA The next S & H trial is on the 27th of December at eadons fields, dronfield Scott I change my tyres in my garage, I can do yours for a small fee, there a tyre place down in unstone that would probably change them for you. Cheers Chris Click on the E mail button below if you what to get in contact

I would ride in it again if you could get 10 riders, excluding those who only do one round or none at all. There were 7 riders on the list this year but only 3 did the final round! Good for getting on the podium but not very good competition. In 2003 there was about 15 riders on the masters list, but I don't think there was ever more than half of them riding in one event. Therefore I think you want about 20 riders on the list to make it a good championship. Cheers Chris

We used to own sheffieldandhallamshire.co.uk but lost it when we changed internet service providers, the car side of the club have a website http://www.sheffield-hallamshire.com/ What do you want to know I can probably help Cheers Chris

Cheers Andy got it sorted now Chris

Yes If it is a Novagar round there can only be one route for solos, we're hoping to revert to our usual format of Sidecar Championships and Classic Championships which work together much better and allow clubman to ride on the Sidecar route. A lot of people were very disappointed that it would be too hard for them to ride, so hope to see you all back next year!! I'll order some sunshine for the first weekend in November

Andy Yes no problem at all Be quite happy for someone else to do a bit of posting on the Trialstalk site It would make a change How do you do links on this site, the code buttons don't work on my computer Physco Dan Thorpe won on the solo's Sam Ludgate best Novagar and second overall I was fifth overall Wayne was 8th overall Robin Luscombe won the sidecars Cheers Chris

It was pretty grime up at Oxlow house, the fine rain (as you call it) made the grass even more slippery than usual. Click here for Full results and report by Barry Robinson Cheers Chris www.trialstalk.co.uk

Ian My cousins bike did exactly the same thing as you are mentioning, turned out to be water in the kill switch. It had us baffled for a while because it was sparking when you kicked it over but it wouldn't run, eventually we disconnected the kill switch and wrapped the terminal up with insulation tape, it ran perfect. There maybe is something more at fault but it is worth trying. Cheers Chris

M.R.S. 01423 772885 they will post them out to you always gets there within a couple days

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"ride all day" How many laps did you do then

The Start is situated at The Smithfield,North Street,Rhayader. Got my acceptance note yesterday but no start time, you just need to be there before 9.15am, apparently they haven't got a very good entry. Cheers Chris

You can download an entry form for the Peak Trial, 7th November on www.trialstalk.co.uk, the entry forms on the ACU website seem to have disappeared

"Is that your first National win Chris?" No unfortunately not, It wasn't a national this year I have won a Hillsborough National before but it was a twinshock round so I don't know if it counts. Should have won two other nationals (Peak trial & West of England Novagar) as well, but I was robbed due to time penalties on both. But I'm not bitter Cheers Chris www.trialstalk.co.uk

Full results on http://www.macctrials.org.uk/bemrose/provisional_results.htm Also in pdf format http://www.trialstalk.co.uk/ Chris www.trialstalk.co.uk

Jarvis told me on Sunday that it was more torquey on low rev's than last year's, not ridden one yet myself so cannot comment.

Jarvis 4 Phillipson 8 Thorpe Brice Ludgate Pearson and Sagar 34

Congratulations on a superb win!

Next round for the adults is on the 22/08/2004 near Krakow Poland, Women and youth is on the 18/09/2004 near Tossa De Mar Spain

Full results are available on http://www.trialonline.org/ If you been on there before make sure you refresh the page with the results, had me baffled all day. Cheers Chris http://www.trialstalk.co.uk/

Conventional forks tend to be stiffer (USD forks tend to flex slightly) when turning due to the brace used to hold the front mudguard on. MX don't use a mudguard and brace like trials bike's and therefore steering flex is not affected by changing to USD forks. Hope this makes sense, all IMHO Chris

I saw it and the new gas gas at the euro/world round at the weekend, all the changes looked cosmetic from the outside on both bikes. The sherco had new lighting kit on it and what looked like a catalytic converter on the front pipe probably part of the street homologation kit.

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