C*****mas has come early, following in the footsteps of Daithi and Jockser.
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Trials and tribulations?
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C*****mas has come early, following in the footsteps of Daithi and Jockser.
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Nice bike
I thought we might see ya in Inchinappa today. Was only spectating as the eldest lad still doesn't have a competition licence but great weather, especially after last night, and some lovely sections.
That's a lovely bike Dermott. Wear well.
Well wear Dermott, I see you're already eyeing up the stone trough for a trial practice course.
Will ya make it to the trail at the Vee on the 20th ? http://www.youghalmcc.com/page3.php
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AberdeenAngus
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Not much room for the pillion !
Nice! but....
dont let Mrs Og see that . . .
the seat heights perfect for Her
dont let Mrs Og see that . . .
the seat heights perfect for Her
electric_monk
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dont let Mrs Og see that . . .
the seat heights perfect for Her
Don't let mrs Og see this post, or you're toast mate....
C*****mas has come early, following in the footsteps of Daithi and Jockser.
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Nice; do enjoy - perhaps in Kerry?
One question is that a luggage rack on the back - it looks a bit like a washing line?
Oh sorry one other quick question - did you see my glasses?
Deleted member TF
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Nice bike,enjoy yourself on it.Just bought myself something similar, a Beta REV3 270. Applied for a competition license (@ 53 yrs old!) and planning on doing a few trials in the new year.
If you want some inspiration,check out some Julien Dupont freestyle videos on Youtube.
If you want some inspiration,check out some Julien Dupont freestyle videos on Youtube.
Nice bike,enjoy yourself on it.Just bought myself something similar, a Beta REV3 270. Applied for a competition license (@ 53 yrs old!) and planning on doing a few trials in the new year.
If you want some inspiration,check out some Julien Dupont freestyle videos on Youtube.
someone older than JockserEnjoy the bike, I want one too
Now there's a man who knows a decent trials bike
I aspire to move up from a Techno (as soon as I learn to ride it, that is!)
You'd fit right in with us so
(ps: this comment is in no way intended to include 'young' Daithi
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Thanks for the support lads, and wots wrong about being 53, I am too.
feck the clothsline, I was waiting for the coments about the pigs. By the way Jockser, your house must be in the background somewhere behind the handlebars, but u might need good glasses.
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feck the clothsline, I was waiting for the coments about the pigs. By the way Jockser, your house must be in the background somewhere behind the handlebars, but u might need good glasses.
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Good save Jockser.You'd fit right in with us so
(ps: this comment is in no way intended to include 'young' Daithi
So Dermott, are ya gonna give the 20th a go ?
Deleted member TF
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I was at a 70th birthday party not so long back for Pete Fletcher,ex Royal Enfield works trials rider,also present were most of the other works guys from all the Sixties teams like BSA,Greeves,Matchless etc. many of who are still at it. I'll be happy if I can get my leg over a feckin' barstool when I'm as old as Sammy.
BTW, The most AWESOME bike I have ever seen was in Pete's garage,on it's way to Sammy's museum (on a trailer) it was a home built special from the Thirties with a 5 cylinder radial aeroplane engine.
Cheers, young tf.
BTW, The most AWESOME bike I have ever seen was in Pete's garage,on it's way to Sammy's museum (on a trailer) it was a home built special from the Thirties with a 5 cylinder radial aeroplane engine.
Cheers, young tf.
P.J.
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ARE THERE . .
. .any twinshocks ?
. .any twinshocks ?
Deleted member TF
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Not yet............but looking. What you got? There was a Cub in the T&MX news this week,not far up the A1 from me and the Twinshock shop in Sidmouth,Devon have a few nice looking bikes for sale. www.twinshock.co.uk
Had some trials tuition from Graham Jarvis on Saturday. High on the moors nearby among some long abandoned lead mines. Just about regained the use of my arms and legs after two days
Several battle scars on the Beta,even more on me and a great divot out of the crash helmet. Do yourselves a favour,don't think you won't need one.Worth the effort though,it's a good feeling when,with a lot of expert guidance,you can finally clean a section after SEVERAL failures.
nice bike and great laugh on them
not sure how the panniers will fit though
not sure how the panniers will fit though
TW posted;
Had some trials tuition from Graham Jarvis on Saturday. High on the moors nearby among some long abandoned lead mines. Just about regained the use of my arms and legs after two days Several battle scars on the Beta,even more on me and a great divot out of the crash helmet. Do yourselves a favour,don't think you won't need one.
Tw ,
Interested in what u did, would like to get me and bike set up before I develop bad habits, ( like falling over in carparks ),anyone any ideas or dvds.
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Had some trials tuition from Graham Jarvis on Saturday. High on the moors nearby among some long abandoned lead mines. Just about regained the use of my arms and legs after two days Several battle scars on the Beta,even more on me and a great divot out of the crash helmet. Do yourselves a favour,don't think you won't need one.
Tw ,
Interested in what u did, would like to get me and bike set up before I develop bad habits, ( like falling over in carparks ),anyone any ideas or dvds.
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Now that I've subscribed I should be able to post a few photies,I'll have a try this evening.
Cheers,tf
Cheers,tf
You bastidge ! How the 'ell did you get to go out with the king of the Scott ?? Well impressed
D. there's a good bit of stuff on YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=motorcycle+trials+training&search_type=&aq=fDermott said:
If you find someone to do a bit of instructing let me know
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