pete

Me Dad bought one a few months ago from ebay (BIIIGG mistake!) was cheap though. Had a quick ride on it before was completely stripped and to me was great, even with bald tyres, solid suspension and completly knackered everything else! Should be rebuilt in a few months I hope. From what ive seen at a few club trials, it is possible to use them in very difficult sections, and I love the looks on peoples faces when someone on a grubby but well loved twin beats thier brand new computerised kit. Maybe on day I can do the same. . . in the novice class of course. . . Just my tuppence worth, Pete.

Got it, taught me loads of stuff that I didn't know before and cured of bad habits I didn't know I had! Dad got it from ebay, don't remember how much, but definatly worth it. Pete

Cheers! About the only thing I havn't tried was Google. Thought the chances of success were too slim. Will try it out now. (Also thought that this would be a good lazy way to get the info!) Thanks alot, but keep it coming please! Cheers, Pete.

Hi everyone. For my AS level DT project, i'm making a rampy thing to get my bike onto the trailer. I know the simple thing is a plank, but this will be a special thing. Part of the folder is research into exsisting projects, so please could some of you say what you use to get your bikes onto a trailer, and if its a special a general description would be great! Any info much appreciated. Cheers, Pete.

Yeah good point Andy. I guess people aren't brought up to be mature any more. (Bit rich from a 16yr old I know but my Mum bless her did a good job, the 'ol fashioned way). Just for the record, SHERCO ROOOLEZZZ INNIT

I like the idea of starting a bike review page. It could include the bike specs as supplied by the factory and a user review area a bit like all the front page articles already have.