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The Honda trials Four-stroke models. This blog aims only to make a simple review of all Honda trial bikes. All your comments and pictures are welcome. Thanks for your help.This blog is a short summary of the website with the same name. D'ont forget to take a look at following adress:
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Revolutionary Lift for bikes
Stand for trials bikes. High adjustable, light weight, aluminum, foldable.More info at www.upybike.comal.com
Special thanks to:
- ,,,,more at www.onlytrial.com
- Josep Feliu Reixach
- Eddie Atkin from UK
- Alan Johnstone from UK
- Jay Gaard from Cedar Falls, Iowa
- Dean Horwood from UK
- Steven Harvie from Australia
- Wayne Dunn
- Dean Swann
- Jiří Kříž Czech Rep.
- Peter Browman
- Jay from Iowa, USA
- Jean-Pierre from Luxembourg
- Jeremy from UK
- Torbjorn from UK
- Erik from Belgium
- Paul Nixon from UK
- Martien from Holland
- Chris Porter from USA
- Albert Wing from USA
- Ron Walsh from Canada
- Steve Alderson from UK
- Richard from trial en ancienne
- Donald form Belgium
- Keith from Australia
- John Hulme from Trialmag
- Stuart from Ireland
- Dean from California, USA
- Nandu from www.zonatrial.net
- Craig from UK
- Patrick Jay from Aspen Cafe, French Alps
- Antonio Maugeri from Italy
- John Moffat from UK
- Mike from UK
- Carlo from Italy
- Brian Robison from Honda Trials
- Jim Evans from www.honda-trials.com
- Jose from France TL125 page
- Paul Cook from UK
- Paul Gaunt from UK
- Tommy Sandham, Four -Stroke finale?
- Patrick Frei from www.twnclub.ch
- Paul Hale from www.honda-trials.com
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