J.R.L. Trials Bike Experience

Ixion Motorcycle club presents The JRL memorial trials trail ride

Machine: One trials machine fully ready for a good long ride, fully fuelled and serviced

Riders pack: will require approx.

• Tough rider: will require packed lunch and 2 litres to drink, tools and 3 litres of fuel minimum
• Inter rider: lunch tools and 1.5 litres of drink, 2.5 litres of fuel
• Steady rider: lunch tools and 1 litre of drink, 2 litres of fuel

Gear Bring wet weather riding gear ready to go, with fingers crossed we have a dry day

When: 21st Feb 4pm through to 4pm 23rd Feb

Cost:

• Adults both days with meals $50
• Kids both days with meals $30
• Adults 1 day of riding only (no Food) $20
• Kids 1 day of riding only (no Food) $10

Food: BBQ breakfast and dinner Saturday, breakfast Sunday.

Grades:

• A+ For the hardcore! must be an intermediate or higher national event rider.
• A. the second hard group, maybe not as long but still very hard riding.
• B1. suited for intermediate club level riders
• B2. suited for intermediate club level riders
• C1. Suited for clubman level riders
• C2. Suited for novice to clubman riders
• Enduro. for enduro bikes, must be a capable rider. It will be a hard slog. This class is TBC
• Kids: we will have a loop by the camp site for electrics and we will take the gas bikes for a day trip to Orange Hutt. Parents must accompany kids on electric bikes.

What to bring: backpack, 2L water, 2L extra fuel, snacks, tools, spark plug and spare levers etc.

Toilets provided, shower provided TBC

Club provides

• a Large tent and easy ups
• BBQ milk sugar tea and coffee cups hot water spoons
• drinking water
• Toilet
• diesel burner for evening fun

In your entry fee we provide Saturday evenings BBQ food, and utensils, please bring refreshments

Parking and camping in Mr Richard McKenzie’s paddock

Camping from 4pm on the property on Friday the 21st Feb

The ride is a memorial for James Lawton, our last NZ champ before Jake. James was a thoroughly great guy and spent many happy hours in the Maungies and it is fitting that we remember him by doing as he so often did.

If you've been before I'm sure you'll want it again and if you haven't Sidey highly recommends that you check it out. You have nothing to lose but your blues!