August 25, 200620 yr This must be where I add in how much better it will make your riders because they are on smaller bikes.... I am sure it will help your sport grow and that is why you guys are doing it. Nothing to do with insurance or anything like that..... OK, so maybe just a bit Sarcastic. Scorpa 3, FWIW, I sure do not envy your position one bit. The, "It's been talked about 4 or 5 years" is not going to go over so well when looking at a teary eyed ten year old and an upset father that you just told his son cannot ride that bike. Funny though, to hear the UK guys talk on the US boards, the 125 (and I consider this a follow on too it) rules are the best things since sliced bread. Oh, and Nigel, I don't think Chris was joking about any of it. At least I do not take it that way.
August 25, 200620 yr Furhest south is actually the Isle of Wight. At the A & B Class National at Richmond about 80 riders turned up with another 20 or 30 the previous day at the C & D class national. I prefer the "Years born" explanation as any other tends to confuse the issue.
August 25, 200620 yr Furhest south is actually the Isle of Wight. At the A & B Class National at Richmond about 80 riders turned up with another 20 or 30 the previous day at the C & D class national. I prefer the "Years born" explanation as any other tends to confuse the issue. FYI Cowes on the IOW and Ottery st mary are on ( near enough) the exact same lattitude. This must be where I add in how much better it will make your riders because they are on smaller bikes....No Alan it won't so you guys had better stick smage on a 290 and keep him on it I am sure it will help your sport grow and that is why you guys are doing it. No Alan that is not why we are doing it Nothing to do with insurance or anything like that..... OK, so maybe just a bit Sarcastic. Scorpa 3, FWIW, I sure do not envy your position one bit. The, "It's been talked about 4 or 5 years" is not going to go over so well when looking at a teary eyed ten year old and an upset father that you just told his son cannot ride that bike. As my comment may be misunderstood or interpreted, The ACU announced these changes 4 years ago. Funny though, to hear the UK guys talk on the US boards, the 125 (and I consider this a follow on too it) rules are the best things since sliced bread. The tin can and barbed wire as well Oh, and Nigel, I don't think Chris was joking about any of it. At least I do not take it that way. Funny that I think most of us here in the UK are horrified at the thought of having to travel 500 miles for a days trialing, but I guess thats just our opinion.......
August 25, 200620 yr Funny that I think most of us here in the UK are horrified at the thought of having to travel 500 miles for a days trialing, but I guess that's just our opinion....... You think that is horrifying? I Traveled (as did 10 other kids) over 2,000 miles for our true national championship. Of course that wasn't for a days trialing, it was 3 days, and a week of fun prior to that ......no joking
August 27, 200619 yr Author I went to a trial yesterday it was 30 miles from home, I have been to one today 40ish miles away going to one tommorow long distance this one about 50 miles away . At least you guys in the states have good roads and cheap petrol (gas )
September 29, 200619 yr Can only ride as a Youth until the end of the rear in which he,she is 17. So no.
October 4, 200619 yr so what class would a thirteen year old 80cc rider ride But he will be riding against other B class youths on 125's. its alright ive gotta 125 now
November 9, 200619 yr can some one comfirm class for next year. born april 1995. i work it out to be C class therefore limited to 80cc. will this apply to all trials from nationals to club trials?
December 6, 200619 yr Hi, I am 18 in may 2007, So does that mean i can ride as a youth A until the end of 2007?
December 6, 200619 yr No youth only in the year when you are 17, 2006. Adult next year, read thread above please!!!!!!!!!!
December 6, 200619 yr This is a copy that was kindy worded by "Bikespace" and it sure helped me. D Class - Can finish off the year in which they are 9 C Class - Can finish off the year in which they are 12 B Class - Can finish off the year in which they are 15 A Class - Can finish off the year in which they are 17 Think I've got it right - If I haven't someone let me know and I'll correct it, otherwise every bugger will be confused So make sure you have your kids in the January they get to stay in the class for up to a year longer than others -------------------- "I have the body of a God......unfortunately it's Buddha." www.trialspace.co.uk
December 6, 200619 yr Hi, I am 18 in may 2007, So does that mean i can ride as a youth A until the end of 2007? No - you're just about done - end of this year. Although you may well be able to ride in the Junior World Champs until you're about 36 Can only ride as a Youth until the end of the rear in which he,she is 17.So no.
December 7, 200619 yr Hi, I am 18 in may 2007, So does that mean i can ride as a youth A until the end of 2007? No - you're just about done - end of this year. Although you may well be able to ride in the Junior World Champs until you're about 36 Can only ride as a Youth until the end of the rear in which he,she is 17.So no. Thanks for the confirmation Gaz
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