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I cant give you a proper answer but you should ask the Gasgas Guru on this link http://www.gasgas.com/Pages/Technical/Home.html He knows everything on gasser Good luck

When I was younger (and student!) we rode as far as 4 times a week with my Dad. But now I'm working, Dad has moved in another area (500 km away) then I regularly ride every sunday morning with all my mates of my club. As I'm teaching trial to kids with another mate that makes me spent more time on my gasgas (a Saturday afternoon or a whole Sunday every fortnight). I admit it's not enough as I would practise on evenings during the week but got no one to go with me :-(

It's ovious that with such a name you must be an anti-gasgas ! But we all could hope he would be luckier !!! And hope also that new Pros are better now or I'll be in trouble too !

malcra = We have something in common : a beautiful pic of our bikes in front of a beautiful lawn dont u think ?

Hope jenkinsm will be luckier this summer !

the direct link for the regs for those who seem interested in ! http://perso.wanadoo.fr/enduro/trial/ See you there !

The organisers changed a few rules for several years now. You can choose to ride only one lap a day in every route. I agree with you about the problem of petrol that occured for years. But now it's different as you can pay in order to get your petrol especially on last day when the lap is the longest.

here's my 250 pro I'm changing to a 125 2005 just after my dad has worked on it for a few hours to get it back in good condition in order to sell it! He made a good job didn't he? That was the best 250 I've ever had.

In fact I had two big crashes in my whole trial life. Both of them happened during events and both of them happened at the same place ... First one I was riding between sections in a small path in a wood when the track suddenly turned to the right and then I couldn't see anything so far. When suddenly a fu***ing quad came just in front of me quite at the same speed as mine and what should happen happened : we had a frontal crash but I stay on my bike all the way but my wrist didn't like the shock... I finished the trial at the nearest hospital and went back home with a plaster. Two years later, same event, I was riding this time in a section for my third lap, quite self-confident as I started to know the section better ! Suddenly my footrest touched a treeroot which had appeared between second and third lap and my bike stopped suddenly so I went over my bar one meter below as my bike stayed at the same place. I remember I could see me falling but didn't have time enough to do anything and I properly "kissed" a boulder with my head. The observers went to help me to get on my feet but as they took a look at me one of them got ill and vomited in the nearest bush. In fact I had a broken-tooth, a broken nose and a deep wound just above one of my eyebrow which was bleeding a lot. I finally did not finish the trial and went once again to the same hospital! I had quite 40 stitches (3 rows of 12 or 13 each) to repair above my eyebrow, a dozen stiches into my mouth (lower lip) as my broken tooth has cut the inside of my mouth... etc Fortunately one of my friend of my club was at the event and brought me back home where my parents really worried and when I arrived they were even more scared as I looked more like Elephant Woman than to their daughter!! So that were my biggests crashes. The following years my dad did not allow me to go to this event alone because too many things happened to me there of course. This year it took place at the end of June and I wonder if I'd not go because it's a really beautiful event with great sections. Wait and see!

I really agree with you, it's a great one. I can remember Laia riding there when she was very young and already impressive ! It's a pity it's impossible now for both of you to ride these 4 Days! But you're timetable must be full of other great moments I guess ! CELINE

Do you know the 4 days "de la Creuse" which took place each around July 14th in France ? If so, what do you think about it ?

This one is on my 250 last month in a special event for girls in France (very rainy)

Hi Here's a pic of me on my Mum's 125 on my last holidays in Brittany. Pics on my 250 aren't brill but I'd add one in my next message. Keep your feet up !

About your worries as regards good french riders in WTC I agree with you : we all worry about our future ! There is no rider good enough to mark points at the moment. Maybe because our federation (FFM) is not able to find young rider who are really good at riding just in time to push them far enough to be a good WTC rider. Except maybe the young Loris Gubian (Sherco) who won yesterday the World 125 ! It's sure you are all in Britain luckier to have such good riders than we are in France. Hope it would change one day!

The same Berlatier is today following his son in French Youth Championship and is once more french champion in 2004 in "Senior" class. I'm not sure he's now quiet then he was at that time you remebered..??!!

If you want to know the results go to Bruno Camozzi's site at http://www.camozzi-trial.com/ or if it's too hard to find in the french site you can use this direct link : http://www.camozzi-trial.com/data/resultat...ortugal2005.pdf And finally : guess who won ???