Monday, 31 December 2001
Exeter Trial - bike class B - tyres
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Looking foward to the Exeter - all I have to do now is put the engine and gearbox back in and get an MOT......
Merry Christmas all!
Stuart Cairney
Saturday, 22 December 2001
Virus Warnin from Mike Furse
Friday, 21 December 2001
Christmas and New Year
Just a little note to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year.
Hopefully met of you on the Exeter.
Sorry to hear of your postal mix up Michael. Hope to see you anyway.
Mark
Typo in Exeter Route Card
Tuesday, 18 December 2001
New Members
Sunday, 16 December 2001
Asleep At The Wheel
I have been thinking about the Selby Rail Crash, where it is said that Gary Hart went to sleep at the wheel. It looks as if he will be sent to prison. I can't help wondering if we triallers sail close to the wind on this one sometimes. On the Exeter I always struggle to stay awake on the way from breakfast to the first hill and on the long grind down the A30 to Bluehills on The Lands End. Personally I always take the day off before an MCC event and put my head down before setting off for the start. I know some people take wakey, wakey pills. Has anyone tried Red Bull? The endurance element is a key part of MCC trials and without it they would be loose all their character but we must be careful, especially with the speed of modern traffic.
I used to drive home after the Edinburgh until the day I went to sleep on the Motorway. I remember I was dreaming about somebody knocking on my bedroom door trying to wake me up. I did and it was the sound of my wheels on the Cats Eyes. After that I stay in Buxton overnight!
Michael