Trials magazine 111 – October / November 2024
On sale from 27 September 2024
116 pages of trials and classic trials • 20 years of OSET • 2024 FIM World Championship Rd 6 in France and 1984 Championship • In conversation with Jeroni Fajardo • 2004 Honda RTL250F Prototype • Peter Stewart and Hamilton Yamaha Trial team • 2024 ACU Trial GB winners • Scottish Six Days Trials of the ‘Sixties and more ….
On sale from 27 September 2024
Celebrating Oset
Two decades ago OSET Bikes was little more than an idea. With over 40,000 bikes sold to date and with the might of Triumph by OSET, the prospects for the next 20 years are electric!
International Sport – FIM Trial World Championship Round Six, France
Toni Bou stole the show in France in August as the 2024 FIM Trial World Championship rounds continue.
Classic First Trials Machine – Cotton
Michael Rapley is reacquainted with his very first trials bike: a Cotton.
Classic Scrapbook – Scottish Six Days Trials of the ‘Sixties
A collection of pictures belonging to Brian Holder evokes memories of the 1964, 1965 and 1969 Scottish Six Days Trials.
Classic Team Talk – Hamilton Yamaha
We talk to Peter Stewart about his involvement with the Hamilton Yamaha Trial team, which enjoyed success in the 1990s.
Classic Flashback – White Rose Trial 1978
Very much a traditional event, the 1978 White Rose would be used by many riders as a practice run for the upcoming Scott Trial.
Classic International – 1984 FIM World Trials Championship
Lejeune and Michaud battle it out in round nine of the 1984 FIM World Trials Championship in Austria and round ten in Italy.
Catch Up – Jeroni Fajardo
In conversation with Spanish trials rider Jeroni Fajardo about his heroes and future plans.
Machine – 2004 Honda Prototype
Round One of the 2004 FIM World Trials Championship in Japan was the first public showing of the new single cylinder four-stroke Honda RTL250F.
Winner – 2004 FIM World Trials Championship
Runner-up to Martin Lampkin since 1999, at the 2004 FIM World Trials Japan’s Takahisa Fujinami (Repsol Honda-JPN) finally gained the the World Championship crown.
Sport – 2024 ACU Trial GB
The 2024 ACU solo British Trials Championship for the first time produced three new winners in all classes: Trial GB, Trial 2 and Trial Expert with the final round run by Nene Valley Motor Cycle Club at Geddington.
Retro – 1987 Fantic 303
The Fantic 303 turned into a winner in the hands of Steve Saunders at the 1987 ACU British Trials Championship.
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