Andy

More info in English: In response to the wishes of motorcycling enthusiasts, Ossa launches an extraordinary model: the new Ossa Explorer 2012. Inheriting the spirit of the legendary Explorer presented in Paris in 1972, the new bike from Ossa maintains its philosophy: A comfortable and very light bike, easy to ride and designed to enjoy both the mountain and the city. The designers from Ossa approve the new model, which will be in production in Girona as from February. This model will take advantage of the innovative features of the TR280i, such as the two-stroke injection engine and the chassis. A style of bike that is not found in the market; a combination of a Trials and an Enduro bike. It has a bigger seat and offers fun, safety and comfort, together with amazing handling sensations and inexpensive maintenance. With its ISS Injection Start System, it uses a lithium battery to allow for a precise and easy kick start. For sale in Spring The motorbike is scheduled to be distributed in Europe as from March, and in a second phase, Worldwide. Entirely made in the Ossa Factory in Girona, the new Explorer brings high technology to a new concept of bike

Press release received with these pics. Release is in Spanish only though so no further info at this point.

Fixded it

Half asleep, clicked on new post link and first thing I saw was this. Choke/coffee/monitor moment.

The link is fine. The forums will tell you fast enough if you link to something that's not allowed Only thing is... I had a photo of that very bike on TC on 3rd September

If I recall correctly, individual scores aren't published anywhere.

New baby was imminent

You can say "Nigger" y'know. It WAS the dog's name and is historically correct.

Fajardo had bike problems as you've already correctly deduced. He rode a minders/standard bike to the top of a section to get his card punched 5. A minder was then seen pushing Fajardo's bike. Being disqualified didn't affect the championship positions at all. Fajardo's score for the day was/would have been 68, putting him in 7th position and gaining him 9 championship points. That, added to his existing 115 points would have had him finish the championship on 124. Cabestany finished on 129 so Fajardo's finishing place in the championship would have been 5th regardless.

He's here now and okay, just p****d off he won't be recovered in time for the Scott

Bou is on 184 points Raga is on 174 points. If Raga wins tomorrow, with 20 points for a win that would put him on 194 points. Therefore in order for Raga to win the Championship (if he wins tomorrow), Bou must finish in 7th position or lower (9 points for 7th would put him on 193) I think it's a pretty fair assumption that, barring mechanical failure or an accident, Bou finishing 7th is not about to happen!

There is a free iPhone App for the forums - search for "IPB". I can install Tapatalk support if there is demand for it. It wouldn't be worth the work for just one person

Stop posting photos of your a*** FFS!

Dear Peter, Thank you for your recent application to become a Moderator on the Trials Central Forums. Unfortunately we have no vacancies at present, however I will retain your details on file and will certainly contact you should any opportunity arise in the future. Andy

Hope you've got enough money to cover your bail!

http://www.trialscentral.com/cms/showarticle.php?articleID=6795 "Despite moments of greatness, such as when he claimed an impressive second place at Erzberg extreme enduro, Dougie has continued to struggle with his injury for most of the season. With this in mind the Yorkshireman has been ruled out of the forthcoming Japanese GP this weekend, however Lampkin has still travelled to Motegi to act as Gas Gas Team Manager. "

Quick point - for it to be a "World Championship" there has to be at least one "fly-away" round outside Europe. It's not like the USA where they can have a "World Series" which never ventures outside their own borders. There is also the political situation with Japan and Honda/Montesa.

Antonio Cairoli claimed his fifth victory of the 2011 FIM Motocross World Championship this afternoon at a superb Matterley Basin circuit for the Grand Prix of Great Britain. Additionally PAR Honda

Even on all my travels, I've not heard a single person who doesn't think the World Championship is buggered. The problem is how to fix it. Plenty ideas being thrown about but nothing overwhelming one way or another and the FIM aren't the best at making decisions...

According to Jitsie's Twitter feed the sections are like swamps due to heavy rain. I remember from my one trip out there when it rains, it REALLY rains.

I see that Jack Lee and Toni Bou have both commented on feeling tremors. No way I'd want to be out there

I think I saw a 3-bike trailer appear on the TC Classifieds a couple of days ago. http://classifieds.trialscentral.com

If you read it, it doesn't actually say he is riding. The preview is just spin. The FIM are hardly likely to say a number of riders aren't there in case they come back sterile and with two heads, are they?! Dabill is not riding, nor is Cabestany and I'd assume since Challoner's Twitter feed this morning said he was practicing with Dabill that's he's not there either.

Bringing the 2011 edition of the FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) to a spectacular close the final day motocross races, held ten kilometres outside of Kotka, saw Finland claim victory in the World Trophy team competition, France top the Junior World Trophy team category and France also win the Women

With only the sixth and final day of the eighty-sixth FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) remaining Finland