November 29, 200520 yr just wondering if anyone knows why alexz has a 125 and a 250. and is he doing the world rounds next year. cheers
November 29, 200520 yr i am a fan or alexz. doesn't he have or did for the euro youth 125. i think he has the 250 for british rounds. Hes lucky to have 2 new bikes every year, but he does deserve it.lol. Hope you do well next year Alexz!
November 29, 200520 yr I heard that he has his own hair dresser and a pie making machine at home He also plays the saxaphone and likes dressing as a traffic warden whilst relaxing in the evening
November 29, 200520 yr Careful what you wish for! We do know a saxophone playing Trials rider and he's very good.
November 29, 200520 yr Let me guess you worship him to! Ha <{POST_SNAPBACK}> If you want to mock then be a little more imaginative. Maybe take on some of our more illustrious members.
November 29, 200520 yr yes, i think he does have more than 2 bikes, he had 3 in the IOW british championship round, and they were all 125's. and i have heard he does have a 250 also. lloyd
November 29, 200520 yr Alexz made the decision himself to compete exclusively on a 125 this year, and the comments above only reinforce my feeling that in the reporting of the British Championships (youth) very little has been made of the fact that both he and Ross Danby have been up against the 250 machines. At the IOW Alexz had 3 machines, one for him, one for Alfredo Gomez (of Spain) and one spare as they were both competing in the A Class in the day and the very good (well done Alan Stay and team) indoor event in the evening. A spare machine is used as a minder bike in all his European events which as you rightly said he was champion this year, 2nd. year running. All the other riders at the euro events do the same. Most of this information is available from his website http://www.alexzwigg.com/. (Note spelling). Alexz would love to do the Youth WTC next year, a big committment in every way, but nothing is sorted as yet and he is considering all his options at the moment. It is his GCSE examination year which will restrict him competing to some extent. If anyone has any offers of help contact him via his website, thanks. Hopefully early next year he will be able to announce what his plans are here on Trials Central! Edited November 29, 200520 yr by Nigel Dabster
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.