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Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: littlechimo on June 02, 2007, 21:09:47
hi every one

im watching discovery turbo chanel on tv and they are on offroaders they have said that a 14 year old can have there own vehicle for trials  :D  :D does anybody know what vehicle i can use and what is the maximum size of engine weight etc.

my dad (chimo :x ) and my uncle andy (botts :x ) have promised to buy me my own vehicle to use as long as i maintain it myself (even though they have to pay when it breaks  :D  :D )
any help or advice would be really appreciated thankyou little chimo  8)  8)
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: generation-x on June 02, 2007, 22:20:26
lil chim
your best bet is to drop onto the awdc website and search for trail regs or ask on there forum

simon
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: paul_humphreys on June 02, 2007, 22:36:27
I am almost sure (well our club dose) a MSA club will need you to hold a full driving license.

Paul
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: Mudlark on June 02, 2007, 23:33:54
AWDC and most good MSA affiliated clubs run Tyro trials - minimum age is 14 years as far as I know there are no stipulations for size of cars - I've seen at least one 14yo driving a shogun.
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: DEANO3528 on June 03, 2007, 00:35:36
Quote from: "Mudlark"
AWDC and most good MSA affiliated clubs run Tyro trials - minimum age is 14 years as far as I know there are no stipulations for size of cars - I've seen at least one 14yo driving a shogun.


I agree with the above. We run tyros in our club. According to the MSA rulebook, 14 and over can drive any vehicle on a trial section, while supevised. No driving licence is req'd.

One other point worth noting is that the vehicle can only be moved between sections by a licensed driver.
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: Welshbreed on June 03, 2007, 01:33:25
officialy most trials are considered off-road by those who make decisions, and as such it is down to induvidual organisers to decide who can and cannot be permitted to use their trials. Anyone may drive any vehicle of any size, capacity, etc, off-road
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: drmike on June 03, 2007, 07:31:09
Welshbreed - I think that you'll find most trials are run under MSA regs and they do stipulate age limits but I'm pretty sure a 14 year old is nothing uncommon at AWDC trials. We had a whole gang of them in our area and they beat the pants off plenty of adults.

Again I don't believe there is any limit on vehicle size and while most of ours drove Suzukis that wa sbecause they were easy to get, cheap and worked well.

Mike
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: redneck on June 03, 2007, 15:13:37
Quote from: "drmike"
Welshbreed - I think that you'll find most trials are run under MSA regs and they do stipulate age limits but I'm pretty sure a 14 year old is nothing uncommon at AWDC trials. We had a whole gang of them in our area and they beat the pants off plenty of adults.

Again I don't believe there is any limit on vehicle size and while most of ours drove Suzukis that wa sbecause they were easy to get, cheap and worked well.

Mike


I'm pretty certain that's the case as well,  Our club certainly runs in accordance with MSA rules  :wink:
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: Defender on June 03, 2007, 19:09:49
Red Rose LRC hold TYRO trials to ARC & MSA regulations & 14 year olds can enter a TYRO trial so long as accompanied by an adult.
At an Easter TYRO trial we had one young girl driving her fathers brand new '07 plate Freelander. :)
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: w4td5 on June 03, 2007, 21:51:35
buzton and district landroverclub do tryos have a look on site www.badlrc.co.uk for info
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: Welshbreed on June 04, 2007, 20:51:29
:oops: my bad
Title: 14 year old trials? help me please
Post by: winchman on June 05, 2007, 06:27:20
http://www.exploreoffroad.com/
Jim at the above runs driver training I think he takes 14 year olds, nice bloke, very high standard of training, good course some easy bits some very difficult.
He also runs pay and play days
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