montman

If you don't want to miss out on the social side of things for the six days you have got to be in Fort William in my opinion.

I wonder what the neighbours felt about that!

Looks great - But it should be GREEN

Good Luck Sam Everybody, I guess, is presuming Sam will be on a 2-stroke. Is that right?

They used to be available from Havensport for about

My only brand new machine until recently was a KT I bought of Bob Gollner back in 76 for

If you PM me I can let you have a provisonal list of SM trials for 2007.

My son and I both have Scorpas for the last couple of years, me an 'oldy' clubman rider and my son a 'tricks' rider of higher standard. We both obviously ride them in a different manner but think they are great. No problems, dead reliable and low maintainance. Weight-wise I think they are similar to most models but feel small to ride.

I have just found a new pair of Galfer pads that I have had for a while and cannot remember which of our bikes I previously purchased them for. I would like to know as they would obviously be of some use to somebody. The number on the back of the pads is 1054GG and GAL115 is written on the packing.

Surely Sussex is South-east England?

It was worth going just to see Alexz do that! Excellent photos. Alexz - Fantastic rider and real nice guy.

Sorry to hear that Barry. Hope all goes well with the op and you will be back on the bike in 07.

I think that observer is a Trials Central regular - so maybe he could tell us!

Same place - Same time???

If it is the 'knock' I had on my 98 Mont it was cured by using Shell Optimax fuel but my 01 Mont ran fine on standard unleaded.

Sorry to hear about your injury Stu especially after that great result you had up our way a few weeks back. How long do you think you will be out of action? Hope its not long.

SUBIRA you cannot mean my old mate 'Woodsey' surely you are too young to remember that! ?? Is that Geoff Chandler in the pic with shop manager Pete Webb?

So - Is there any news yet on 2007 2 stroke Scorpa?

Inter Centre Youth Team positions and marks 1 East Yorkshire 16 2 East Midland 19 3 Southern 26 4 Yorkshire 31 5 South Western 44 6 Northern 48 7 Midland 48 8 South Eastern 50 9 Ches & N.Wales 51 10 North Western 57 11 Isle of Man 58 12 MCUI North 66 13 East Sth Wales 75 14 Cornwall 75 15 Western 79 16 North Eastern 87 17 Eastern 89 18 West Sth Wales 92 19 Mid Wales 95 20 South Midland 100 21 MCUI South 110 Inter Centre Adult Team positions and marks 1 Sth Eastern 57 2 Yorkshire 91 3 East Midland 124 4 E. Yorkshire 151 5 Northern 173 6 Sth Midland 179 7 Sth Western 184 8 North Eastern 209 9 Southern 254 10 Nth Western 278 11 Cornwall 313 12 Midland 320 13 Mid Wales 334 14 Eastern 356 15 MCU Ireland 367 16 Wessex 408 17 West S. Wales 420 18 Western 424 Individual Positions: Sam Connor 0 Graham Jarvis 2 Sam Haslam 4

At the French round about 3 sections from the end of the day Dougie dismounted in that way when going up a steep rooty turn and the observer called '5'. Dougie brilliantly very quickly completed the section and threw down his bike and rushed back to have a word with the observers and after a lengthy discussion, mostly in sign language, they changed the '5' to a '2' and that made the difference between 1st and 3rd place!

'The rider dismounts from the machine and he has both feet on the ground, behind the axle of the back wheel of the machine.' Did not know that one. In that case Dougie should not have won the French World Round!

And all done with a smile - well done Michael

That is in the South Midland centre - So how does that place you?

All depends on which part of the country and which club. For instance in South Midland centre Clubman and Novice ride same middle route. Expert and Inter ride same hardest route and In South Eastern centre generally Novice ride 2nd lowest route Clubman are mostly called Sportsman ride that route also and Inters ride their own route and Experts ride the hardest route. How straightforward is that in just 2 Centres?

What a Hero!!!