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Ore Events Speed Trial?

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Looking through the regs in TMX, I see there's a ORE Events, Open 1 Hr speed trial.

Can anyone explain what these are all about as I've only experienced conventional observed trials.

Cheers, Stuart.

i dont know about them either but if its like the scott, its time and observation which are added. go to youtube and look for two stroke cowboby for some vintage scott...will give you an idea if thats what is in the tmx!

Lee

jesus, 178 views and no replies means it's a stupid question or these events arn't very popular!

I go for not very popular, my opinion only of course!

I did a speed trial years ago. It was set out like a normal trial, slightly more open. You walked all the sections before the start and as soon as you left the start line the clock was on. You rode the sections as fast as possable, no stopping between sections. You lost marks for dabs out of section etc. Its a bit like an observed enduro. Hard work on a side car. :D

Sounds Awesome - i did a 'normal' trial last sunday but decided to do the last 2 laps quick and it was great fun - i finished first (completely pointless granted!!)

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I must admit I'm quite liking the sound of it. My trouble is that when walking one section at a time, by the time it's my turn I've forgotton which way to go, I ain't got a chance if I've got to remember all 10 in one go!

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