Trials Australia

WDTC Come and Try Day.

2018-02-20T23:08:44+00:00

Hello to all the Trials riders and all the potential Trials Riders in Queensland. Western Districts Trials Club is holding a Come and Try Day in conjunction with a Coaching Day on Sunday the 18th of March at Rockatoo, Esk. We will have 2 junior trials bikes there which will be for any children to have a go on to learn how to ride a trials bike. The day will start at 9:00 am and go all day. We will have a sausage sizzle for lunch but we will have to charge $2.00 each. We will also have some drinks on sale, water and soft drinks. If you are on Facebook please go to our Facebook page which is under Western Districts Trials Club for more information. The address is 201 Falls Road, Esk, QLD. So please come and have a go on a Trials Bike. We will have a few adult bikes to try including a couple of Bultacos as well as a few modern bikes. We will have the MA Come and Try Day licences available on the day as well as One Day Recreational licences for the Coaching part of the day. You will have to sign on before you have a ride though. See you there.

AJSMCC WA Early Bird Series Trial 1 25th Feb

2018-02-20T21:06:46+00:00

AJSMCC are holding our first competitive trial for 2018, the Early Bird Trial 1 at AJS Trials Park, Wattle Ave Neerabup.

https://goo.gl/maps/4AXLFm7Dvxn

Starting at 9.30am, riders can enter in advance now via the RiderNet site here https://osm-ma.omnisportsmanagement.com/EventManager/(S(dfvaei5v1051pd0sizqr1kws))/EM_RegEventInformation.aspx?EventId=39%2bRiPMu1VUcU7%2fI3qDS0kbE8ewrXydd or enter on the day.

Get along and dust off them summer cobwebs, and enjoy some steady sections as a peefect curtain raiser for the new season!

Riders briefing 9.15am, self machine examining rules apply for 2018.

See you there.

2018 MTCQ club sign on and practice day 4th march

2018-02-20T14:23:50+00:00

Hi All,

MTCQ will be hosting our 2018 club sign on and practice day at our Undulla property on Sunday the 4th of March.

We will be kicking off at 9.00 am with new memberships and riders sign on then riding from around 9.30 am

ALL ARE WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!

Members of all clubs are welcome to come along for a ride, the cost will be $15.00 for all riders which includes a sausage sizzle and some drinks will be available to purchase on the day. You will require a licence to ride this event however one day rec. licences will be available on the day.

any aditional info please call me 0412 349 877

TMTC February 2018

2018-02-19T19:59:10+00:00

Bet you all thought this was never coming? Editor and President have been very busy.

New year, new newsletter, learn things and fill in entry forms!

Sherco Women’s Cup - April 15th - Save the Date

2018-02-19T18:55:18+00:00

Sherco Women’s Cup
Sunday April 15th 2018
Fairburn Trials Park ACT
Hosted by the Trials Club of Canberra.

Save the date!
Supplementary Regulations coming soon

Mt Baw Baw Trial - Photos

2018-02-14T09:34:25+00:00

Last weekends OMCC Mt Baw Baw trial was a blast. A big thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and efforts to run this event, we couldn't do it without you.

You can find photos from the event can be found via the Oakleigh Motorcycle Club Website

With more photos and videos to come from the event, why not follow OMCC on social media?

OMCC Facebook Page

OMCC Instagram

Logan River Motorcycle Trials Club Sign- on Day- Sunday February 18 at Ferny Glen

2018-02-12T22:30:43+00:00

Looking forward to what should be another great day of Trials riding at this venue that was recently used for the 'Next Level' Trials school run by the combined Trials clubs of Queensland. This event is designed to do some practice with some coaching on proper Trials sections set by the Logan Crew now headed by 2018 president Andrew Mc Donald-Smith. Andrew has great passion for Trials and has certainly done a schmick job of re-branding our Trials only club. Our club is also blessed to have the family of Bettina and Rob Sinkovics stepping up to take on the roles of Treasurer, Secretary and Facebook moderators. Thier son, Atilla was the youngest competitor at 2017 Aus Trials Championships on his OSET 20 and rides with a bit of flare and gusto. The future of Trials is looking up with many young riders showing great application and determination at our recent coaching day. Same could be said for the adults on the day also...

Andrew has more information about our sign-on day this Sunday in the file attached.

Mt BawBaw Trial Results

2018-02-12T21:36:20+00:00

Once again, the ski fields of Mt BawBaw produced a great trial with plenty to offer for all.

Many spectators were blown away with the “trial's activity” being seen on the sky slopes and Mt BawBaw management very pleased with the way this sport is conducted.

7 sections from last year and 1 new one used with all existing being re-arrowed to give that new section feel.

With A, Expert and juniors doing 4 laps and the rest of the field completing 5 gave all riders and full days riding with not too much time left at the end.

Canberra’s Luke Anderson rode superbly to take out the A/Expert combined class on 32 pts with passed champion Dean Nuttall on 61 pts in 2^nd and Zac Malarczyk with 71 pts in 3^rd with also being the only riding doing the Expert lines.

With the Masters and B grade class combined, the older (or more experienced) riders took out the places with Simon VB in 1^st, Phil Lewis in 2^nd and Peter Wines in 3^rd.

With Pat Sutton moving to B grade for the first time, it was Reece Chalmers taking out C+, Josh Aureri in 2^nd and Bryce Robinson in 3^rd.

Ben Hayes convincingly took out the C grade class with 2^nd and 3^rd place being quite close with Brad Watson edging out Bazil Tambanis.

Vets 40+ was also close with newly returned to the sport rider Tim Lloyd in 1^st, Les Patterson in 2^nd and John Rees in 3^rd.

It was great to see the juniors getting around and having great fun also with Charlie Masovic, Sophie Haynes and Xavier Moore taking pops around (Steve Johnson).

Keep tuned for next year’s event with lots of new sections being considered further away from the ski centre.

Congratulations to OMCC for the huge effort getting this venue up and running and of course, all the officials and observers giving up their time for others to ride.