Pre-65 reminder!
By TMX Archives on 18th Feb 09
PRE-65 Two Day Scottish Trial secretary, Anne Gordon, reminds all riders that their acceptance forms and payment MUST be received by Friday, February 27, to secure their entry or the offer to ride will be withdrawn and re-allocated to a rider on the reserve list. No reminders will be sent out so, if you have not received any communication from the secretary regarding the outcome of your entry, please get in touch urgently.
An alphabetical list of invited riders is posted on the SSDT website www.ssdt.org or contact Anne via email: anne@fairshiels.fsnet.co.uk
The club also reminds all competitors who use tubeless rims of the rule quoted on the machine eligibility form that, If a tubeless rim is used the machine must be presented one hour before your start time to prove that a tube is fitted, by loosening the valve locknut and depressing the valve. No rubber O' rings or Dowty washers' allowed under valve locknut. They may be checked throughout the trial.
The Committee is very pleased to announce that Bill Wilkinson has very kindly agreed to be the Guest of Honour at the Silver Jubilee Serco Pre-65 Scottish Two Day Trial which is set to take place in Kinlochleven on Friday/Saturday, May 1/2.
To mark the event's 25th anniversary the club will have a limited number of official Silver Jubilee T-shirts and baseball caps for sale. You will be able to pre-order shortly and details of how to obtain them will be available in the very near future so watch this space!
There will be a few changes to the arrangements for camping this year as the start area for Saturday will be at the new school premises beside the Community Centre in Kinlochleven. Please note that there will be NO CAMPING available at the school.
The Camping area will remain in the large Alcan wasteground area for the duration of the event.
The start area in the school grounds on the Saturday will be vehicle-free except for competitors motorcycles. This should ensure a much safer environment for everyone to enjoy the spectacle of 180 Pre-65 machines and the atmosphere that they create.