Congrats! Good looking Sherco.

Thanks!

4th ride

http://youtu.be/SCBiAo1sRWg

Dude now you just have to ride it at least once a week ! That is the rule of trials , ride it where there are no trails as much as possible . Just a few little setups in your back yard are all you really need :D So now the next thing to get is someone to ride with . See if you can find someone near by that is a little better than you . :cool: I ride 70% trials now because my health issues will not let me ride hare scambles type stuff . If you get to eastern Pa lets do some trials riding !!!!;)

Thinking about trial
 

I was the same get one I did and have never looked back they are so versatile and great fun.

First competition.

http://youtu.be/WvpzPaOwGXA

This bikes are really incredible. You can learn a lot with that. My riding skills on enduro bikes have increased so much.

:eek: that's a bit full on with the commentator and crowd. In the UK, club trials are on natural obstacles and you get a break between each section. Well done Leo, that must have been difficult to concentrate on riding with all that noise and people.

Yes, indoor trials is a bit different. They try to do it more appealing to public.

Some paint work and I got a "new" bike.

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-p...o/CAM00017.jpg

nice ride uphill

http://youtu.be/iwqP_WKJsww

I ride a trials bike most of the time.
I almost never use the seat, unless messed up or tired and on a road.
I ride it all day, and have learned a LOT.

http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/m...ps41d23ace.jpg

One is to not grip the bike, but keep feet further out. On the pegs and let the bike move. Balance.