mtrebor

A good trial that must have been hard work to plan the sections in a working quarry. Maybe an earlier date in the year would help the devoted members of the IOW club to raise the entry numbers, before the championships look cut and dried, then all the competitors will be keen to secure the points. Just you watch our entry in the Cheadle Trial.

Chris, I never said you were a class, lad I said THE "A" CLASS then I said LETS SAY YOU ARE "A" CLASS RIDER only to let everbody see the time that was lost its alway been like that when the first subs a stiff one. I never ment this for the "B" Class, Sorry.

Hands up you got my weak spot, and I have touched a nerve, but know I am a Cockoo you are a Great Tit and all the other sprogs are out of the nest, feed me, go on feed me, I am as big as you now but soon I will be four or five times as big, feed me some more, now, go on and not eat any yourself. I will let you know just how hard it is working to pay the kids cost, you tight old git, it was not my idear to get a big motor home, you done that to keep up with the Jones's no sorry thats all down to Wiggy that Jullian Wigg, he started it now its a circus, but not in the Adults the British championships the car park looks like a Club trial, Feed me more and be quick about it I need to keep warm it's cold and windy and wet on these moors, feed me, feed me. I will give you something to work for keep on winging about the costs that parents put into taking us around the circus year after year just shouting and us to do what you could never do, feed me I hungry and make sure it's not that Paster muck I want steak and lots of it. Next you are going to pay for me to fly, South and I dont mean Money Munchers South, I meen all the way we are doing the World, and you are paying, get it, feed me again. I will be back, and I will be out to find your nest again, Tit, you wont get time to write to the ACU to get practicing stoped you will be to nackered, feed me, feed me again.

Birds of a feather should exspect to have there feathers roughed up when theres a cookoo in the nest.

The "A" class riders are 16 years old, yes? and cleaver enough to understand the game lets say you are an "A" class rider, North Yorkshire Lad Now lets say you were the last away, 1 rider per min, that 24 mins Say 6 mins to first Sub, now 30 mins have passed Now give yourself 15 mins to inspect the sub, and a couple of mins to ride it, now 47 mins have gone. You have just left the first sub 3 mins before the second rider starts his bike, you now have 5hrs 13 mins to complete the other 35 So there nobody to blame but yourself. You are to blame "it a mind game"

I say again Sir, as no1 suggested "B" class start frist at Zone one, followed by the "A" class. The 5hr time limit is a fair allowance but put the 2hr limit on the first lap, as per Adults. If you require a Professionals oppinion ask John Lapkin what he thinks about the 5hr limit. Use the 2hr window for walking and Inspection of Zones as (EUM rules) prior to the commencment of each event, but not for riding as the British Adult Championship. This Club and the C of C put on a First Class Event, if I should offer one small point each zone should be possible in 90sec. The first zone was not attempted by a single rider in the first 50mins, the observer repetedly invited the riders to start he has not right to order riders in as there is the overall time. Should a rider wish to take a five if he is not happy with the serverity of the zone or the minder suggests to the rider take a five to improve his loss of marks, so be it. I will also say again times cant be changed by ANYBODY after the trial has started. Each section must be atempted in the correct order and riders must start at the same section. YMSA trials are not the issue, YMSA trials start as bees and swarm away from the start to various zone, as per YMSA rules.

Hi Telecat, IOW, no1 and John Collins. I have only been a guest on TC and from the reports and comments you have made in the passed reguarding other clubs organizations, yes you have got valid points but dont go to far so other persons throw the towel in as this sounded like the perfect National Youth Trial with long demanding sections the thing some clubs forget, it what the UK Riders want if they are to take on the Euopeans and then the World. The person on the Time Off Clock may have noted the last section on the riders cards was were not punched and told the riders they could nip back and do it as a frindly gesture, which is not the correct thing tod o as the insurance for the riders and thired parties may have not covered in the event of an accident. The ACU Mr John Collins could take a note (I know he has given a great deal of his time in the passed to help, thank you John) regarding the remakes the no1 has made about the UEM times. I dont think the C of C could have gotten the time extended even if he had asked the ACU Steward after the trial had started only in the riders pre breif.