benbeta125

or 2 bikes fit perfectly....

You can get 2 in a VW Caddy Van easily.... photo attached with 3 full size trials bikes in a Caddy Small Wheel Base van Hope this helps

Hi Andy, First bike in forwards with front wheel over handbrake lever and push the back end right over to the right and then next bike in backwards, rear wheel over the left ride toward passengers seat belt and front wheel next to the back wheel of the other bike ? I've had 3 in the back of a small wheel base caddy

Has anybody had confirmation for the trial? I've entered but not heard anything? Thanks

Billy what year of Mont have you got? if you are running the Showa Suspension then the standard springs is right for your weight - I am the same weight as you and mine is set up really well. Hope this helps

Not sure who was taking photos, but do you know when results will be out?

I've bought a standard and fitted a Showa Rear Shock made the bike perfect - front tech forks are good. The tech was ok but Showa has made a difference & made the bike better.

Not sure! I have emailed but heard nothing back - I'm waiting to see if I get in! I was number 16 & moved to 15th.

New Monts are just like the old ones - you can wind the neighbours up if you wanted with it! The betas are very quiet!

My new mont works perfect with the Dunlop on the rear, I have a Michelin on the front though! IRC should now worth as these new bikes don't have D.I.D Rims they are Morad so an IRC should be OK!

it looks like a Greeves to me.

Just by making a bracket and attach to rear fender and bend bracket down so the plate is visible.

I'd personally go for one of these! I have a few for friends and the look more legal than just stuck on letters! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLEXIBLE-NUMBER-PLATE-6-x4-SUPERMOTO-MOTOCROSS-ENDURO-TRIAL-FLEXI-SHOWPLATE-6x4-/251126674214?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a7850f326

It was an excellent bike to ride, really planted riding up a stream section due to its a little heavier from a trials bike but on the other hand you can throw them around like a trials bike when needed. The one I rode had been de-restricted which made it better as the restricted ones are a bit flat, the bike was excellent on hillclimbs but does get a little heavy to throw around on rock stem sections but it will go up any rock step if the right rider is on it as from the video above. The bike was a lot easier to ride compared to an enduro bike and you can ride it like a trials bike too.