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Fujigas And The Scott

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Great that Fujis got an entry in, what with Doug and the usual suspects like Browny, Dabs etc riding it looks like the Scott is the non world championship event everybody wants to ride.

Long live the Scott.

Yep i agree, that's the sign of a good old fashioned trial.From top to bottom Everyone can have fun together riding the same trial.

Yep my first time riding the Scott. Its so stange to think that il be riding along side the likes of Fujis, Dougie and riding the same sections.

Edited by BetaPhill

Yep my first time riding the Scott. Its so stange to think that il be riding along side the likes of Fujis, Dougie and riding the same sections.

Aye & if you don't move fast enough they'll be using you for grip.

Your not joking either are you? Thanks for the boost in confidence, HaHa

The Scott is as entertaining as any WTC, however I wouldn't call it fun. Fun to watch, but I don't suppose too many people think it fun to ride.

It is fantastic news Fuji is riding and its no secret that this boy is fast. So with Doug now riding a Beta 2 stroke, Fujigas and the expected challenge from Jarvis, it is going to be one hell of an event.

However with such a unique event anything can, and usually does, happen

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