dabber

315 mont - there's plenty of well looked after ones about and plenty of bits to help them keep going.

Final bid

...........what, yours or the bikes??

What, coz there isn't any??

Age of tyre (how sharp the edge is) makes a huge difference and of course the skill level of the rider!

Has he been at the Gas Gas factory or has he really been elsewhere?

Sandiford offroad advertise on here and are near Bury.

Amazing, that as afar as I can see there is no comment on these boards other than the simple announcement on the front page. Did no-one go and watch?

Just say that all the lads on TC said it was OK.

Forget general type fitness, it's all about bike time!

In an ideal world all clubs would do the same thing, but clubs have evolved over time down different methods of marking. Only comment I would make on the grading of red/blue down to white is that the class with the biggest number of competitors should have the red/blue marking with the others marked outside of that. Darwen club do this and it works well. In terms of cost flags ARE mass produced already - seeMass produced flagsmost clubs I've ridden at make them themselves even cheaper than that.

Does that class as taining for The Scott?

What a poor design. Really needs a cover of some sort or 'pop up' arrangement, or even a filler up by the usual tank position with a pipe down to the tank.

Doug lost sparks (again)!! Alexz DNFed due to tyre coming of the rim out on the grouse moor (sect 52)

Fred Very well put. John, no getting p****d up punters to bid against themselves this year!

weather aint looking too good. Splash here.

Where's your sense of adventure?

Blocking the exhaust can work or flick the plug cap off, if it's still going pull the fuel hose off rather than go for the carb.

It's not a trials front sprocket though.

Any decent trials this w/e North Wales?

Anyone know what time this starts please? Edit; Found it - 10.30 start.

Too bulbous looking.

Ron and Leon had been there the day before, it was Neil Hodgson.

Attended the Lampkin Trials School yesterday. A good day out with a real mix of people, age and ability wise. Good to ride with the former World Superbike Champion too. It's amazing how much better you can ride with a big name shouting 'youre on it, nice,' seems all I need is a minder! In terms of the quality of instruction the results speak for themselves. I rode much better in the morning being coached by M Lampkin (and J Dabill) rather than D Lampkin, J Miller and J Sheppard in the afternoon* *Martin told me to say that.

Back to no USD forks.