Hi Kev, welcome along. I've only ever seen a trail bike take part in a proper trial once and it didn't end well. The guy smashed all his indicators and the rear cluster too ! Needless to say sadly he didn't come back. Maybe you could consider getting a proper trials machine. Even though i'm rubbish at trials and fall off all the time I still find it very addictive.
You wouldn`t believe this but I saved a bubbies bike twice on Wednesday using the hand over the exhaust method after his carb had iced up (playing in the snow @ Warden Law). I and I`m sure he can`t thank you guys enough.
If i`d not read this item I wouldn`t have known what to do.
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Silicone eats into you`re alloy rim and destroys it. Total nightmare to get off. Unless you sell the bike this method will cost you a small fortune in the long run. ( or the next owner ) Sorry to sound harsh but I speak from experience.
Welcome along Gavin, you`re lucky living where you do as both Consett and Castleside clubs are good. Look forward to seeing you at the trials very soon.
Not sure about the little machines but if they`re the same set up as the bigger machines it`s an engine out, complete strip down job. All new gaskets needed, and you may aswell change the bearings and seals while you`re on. You`ll need a flywheel puller too. Hope this helps.
