Regs are now availible for the Wye Valley Auto Clubs, National, Trevor Hunt Trophy Trial. A classic road based trial which will be run on september 19th 2010. The event will be open to Pre65 and Twinshock machines only, and will be run over a 25 mile loop taking in old Wye Valley Traders sections that were used back in the 60s and 70s,( NO TREMORITHIC) 40 sections spread over 15 groups, also an extra hour has been added to the time limit after a few comments last year. The event will run on TSR22B no stop rule which will suit the type of machines and terrain being used, mostly streams and rivers, much like the Manx Classic 2 day.

Two routes per section will be on offer, Expert and clubman/ gentlemans, with 3 classes on each route,

Expert Pre65 unit. Pre unit, Twinshock.

Clubman Pre65 unit, Pre unit, Twinshock.

The trial will once again start at the Crown Inn, Longtown ,Herefordshire, HR2 OLT, where BnB is avilible for the event. 01873 860217.

RTA insurance for the event will avilible on the day, so if you fancy a goods days sport dont miss this one, its worth the trip!!

Regs are now avilible on www.acuwesterncentre.org.uk or from entry secretary Dan Sanders , 01981 259890 or 250458.

If any more info is needed call Andy Pitt 07976529955

Fantastic event, real shame no class for us old gits on modern bikes.

Couldn't agree more, fantastic event, and all the best on the day.

But by not having old'uns on moderns there will be at least 20 or more entries that won't be there, who could of ridden exactly the same trial.

Couldn't agree more, fantastic event, and all the best on the day.

But by not having old'uns on moderns there will be at least 20 or more entries that won't be there, who could of ridden exactly the same trial.

Sorry chaps, hoping to put something together for modern and ol gits early next year, you wont be dissapointed trust me

Good man

Anyone up for this trial then?

Fantastic event today - well done Andy and the team, all the hard work was well worth it and very much appreciated.

Trial was superb, riders who didn't enter missed a great twinshock/Pre65 event with proper sections, challenging but rideable. It was up there with the best of the classic events in terms of section standard and enjoyment. Lots of rocky gullies and the new long double waterfall sub was a cracker.

If this trial runs again next year get your entries in and support it BUT, if you enter Pre65 Expert, make sure you are comfortable with the capability of yourself and your bike. Some sections are testing and if you run a big bike or Cub/C15 etc that is only lightly modified, you may find them a bit on the hard side as they're on a par with the better Traditional/Normandale rounds. Clubman rote would be fine however.

Here's hoping it does run again next year - 50 plus riders wasn't a bad entry but with the effort and organisation that goes into running it, the trial deserves more.

Results for anyone interested...

http://www.acuwesterncentre.org.uk/downloa...ial_19sep10.pdf

Fantastic event today - well done Andy and the team, all the hard work was well worth it and very much appreciated.

Trial was superb, riders who didn't enter missed a great twinshock/Pre65 event with proper sections, challenging but rideable. It was up there with the best of the classic events in terms of section standard and enjoyment. Lots of rocky gullies and the new long double waterfall sub was a cracker.

If this trial runs again next year get your entries in and support it BUT, if you enter Pre65 Expert, make sure you are comfortable with the capability of yourself and your bike. Some sections are testing and if you run a big bike or Cub/C15 etc that is only lightly modified, you may find them a bit on the hard side as they're on a par with the better Traditional/Normandale rounds. Clubman rote would be fine however.

Here's hoping it does run again next year - 50 plus riders wasn't a bad entry but with the effort and organisation that goes into running it, the trial deserves more.

Thanks for the good feedback woody, spoke to a few riders at the finish and i think most enjoyed the day, only a few saying the tight turns and drops were not realy needed which i can understand, so if we run this next year this will be taken into acount also the clubman route will be easier i feel.

Congratulations to Dave Thorpe for riding the trial for 26 marks lost and taking the top honours