Midwest Trials Association

Upcoming Events

Now that the national is over, we'd like to organize a fun day for the club to celebrate everyone's hard work. On June 21st, we're planning a fun ride day where everyone can come out and enjoy all the national sections. The club will provide food for a grill-out at the sign-up shed. After a day of riding and a good meal, it would be great if everyone could grab some bags and help with a quick clean-up of the sections. With a good turnout, it should go quickly. Dylan made a link for people to "sign up' for the fun day just so we can get a count so we know how much food to get so please RSVP.

PICNIC RIDE DAY RSVP CLICK HERE!!

July 12th

Youth Trials: Signup - 3:30 p.m. Riders Out - 4:00 p.m.
Trials Master: Jesse Wessels
11096 NE-89 Alma, NE

July 13th

Trials: Signup - 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Late sign up - 9:45; Riders Out - 10:00 a.m.
Trials Master: Jesse Wessels
11096 NE-89 Alma, Ne

Its always a good time at Jesse Wessels farm. If you were there last year I heard its going to be 1000x more fun this year!!!! Bring plenty of water, its probably going to be a warm one. If you go up early don't forget your swimsuits to hit the lake! Hope to see everyone out there.

About MotoTrials

MotoTrials, also known as Observed Trials, is a non-speed motorcycle event where riders compete on specialized motorcycles to navigate a series of obstacles. The sport is very popular in the UK and Spain, however there are several clubs in the United States as well as a National Series ran by the NATC (North American Trials Council).

Modern trials motorcycles are very distinctive and have evolved to become extremely lightweight, lack a seat (they are designed to be ridden standing up) and have suspension travel that is short in comparison to modern motocross or enduro motorcycles.

MotoTrials events are split into sections where a competitor rides through an obstacle course while attempting to avoid touching the ground with the feet. The obstacles in the course may be of natural or constructed elements. In all sections the designated route is carefully plotted to test the skill of the rider and sections are divided into separate courses to accommodate the different skill level of riders that compete in skill-rated classes.

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