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Opening Night With Some Trials Stars

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Opening night of FranceClassic trial in Paris with some special bikes and past stars.

One for Big John to have a look at

Mick Andrews, Christian Rayer, Sammy Miller, Coutard were in the house

here's the link.........

http://www.forumty.com/forumty/phpBB2/view...4374&highlight=

Very special Yamaha Trials bike pics of Mick's prototype 70's TY Monoshock..............looks lovely and now owned by Yamaha and another ridden by Christian Rayer (see below)

Edited by Johnnyboxer

Hello Johnny,

Thank you for adding those pics from my opening.

The Yamaha Cantilever belong now to Yamaha official private museum. This bike is the only prototype remaining in the world (3 were built) and had never went out of this museum since 30 years. It has been made for Mick Andrews and before being kept by Yamaha, Christian Rayer used it for a Trial season...

The other one that The president of Yamaha bring me for my openening is the one with Ch. Rayer (Big black Yamaha stickers one the tank) is the very very first TY prototype made by Rayer in 1971. This bike was made with a RT360 engine, a Sacarem frame, Acron wheels, Ossa rear silencer and other spares available at this time...

Kind regards

Jean-Marc

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