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Given the look of that step Heath, it's no wonder there was a procession of get offs. Nasty undercut.

G

hi all,
No these are a proud dad pics, this is my boy saxon, didnt want to ride mx, this is his third ride on the bike so i proud as to show the pics,
cheers lyndon

here is one of mine

saxon

.. I went out for a play with Steve Saunders when he first received his 2010 EVO, rather than show myself up too much i elected to drive the camera more than the bike!!! ... The last two i will just add links as they are a bit larger than the forum page! the last image is me, Steve is getting better with the camera!!





http://i631.photobucket.com/albums/uu38 ... gulley.jpg

http://i631.photobucket.com/albums/uu38 ... heface.jpg

Bit of thread revival going on here

At the season opener last weekend ,AJS Mt Barker MT, we gave the dlsr to the middle kid and told him to go sick, with the proviso that if he trashed the camera he would never see his Kx65 again and the chances of inheriting the Rev80 when his older bro moves up to a 125 would be zilcho
Anyway he didn't let us down

Here's a few I couldn't resist, guess which one the wife took, the black and white was on a 250 BSA in the English Cotswolds, note the position of the back wheel, yes, its off the ground and the knackered old guy with the long grey hair was a happy man at the end of the Isle of Man Classic 2 day in 2013

You've got to love that black and white photo. It has me pondering two point though:

Isn't it marvelous how that particular photo makes the helmet look like it was made of cloth.

I can't help wondering about the anti-gravity tyres, particularly noticing the apparent lack of any launching type obstacles.

Great Pics,
Did James May ride Trials bikes, wonder if he ever hit Top Gear at a Trial.

whitehillbilly

The black and white was taken around 1963 and in those days riders didn't have to wear helmets, either in the trial or on the road. It was a very steep bank that I was coming up quite fast and I had just gone over a smooth step, the front wheel had just touched down
Many AMCA events over there today don't require you to wear a helmet on a closed circuit event, helmets are required though if the event uses public roads to join properties.
There were at least 10 guys watching that young lady heaving her bike out of the deep mud, they all clapped when she got out.