Like Cota said, if you can stabilize the rear wheel you need basically nothing on the front wheel.
I use a hitch mount carrier for either my trials bike or the Adv bike. I use a good quality ratchet tie down with carribeners on the ends. Loop the strap around the top of the rear wheel a couple of ...

Just getting back into trials after being away from it for a few years. The help I have received from Kale and Mary-Lyn at Total Trials has been fantastic. Dealers like this will keep the sport alive. Thanks guys.

Considering buying an Ossa but am worried if they will be in it for the long haul. I see that depreciation on them is awful, but will happen to the value if they go out of business.

No the DRZ 400 stays, as the adv riding is a hoot, as are the people. The KTM 450 goes, as the enduro riding around here is not for me. High speeds on fire roads in blinding dust, with the "cow-boy" attitude prevalent in this area does nothing for me. I prefer technical riding on any bike.

Here in sunny Bundaberg for a year now. Enduro riding around here is to say the least disappointing, while the Adventure riding is great. After being out of the sport since 2005 I am getting back into trials ( my first love), and selling the enduro bike. Will be picking up a bike in the next week or ...