Fun riders?

[bwagner]

I know how most of you feel about the ZOO! parts and bikes, but how do you feel aboutthe team riders? Are Craig Lee Scott, and Niel Tunnicliffe fun riders, or do they compete also? I've just seen them do some pretty amazing stuff on the videos, and think I've never seen them do anything comp oriented so far. Just a slightly different topic to start on I guess, how many of you actually ride just for the fun of it?

[Elan]

they are really good riders. they get bikes for free for that reason, and they ride those bieks damn well and blah. they ride 110% street, and they dont compete as far as i know.

[B1105]

I think maybe because their in the UK, natural isnt too popular and urban is more accesible, so they focus more on big drops/gaps and demos rather than competitions. I can't say for sure since im from NJ, but that was my thought.

[Trialsking]

Why compete, when you get free stuff while riding for fun! All I get when I ride for fun is tired and broken bike parts!

[alexm]

Neil doesn't.
Craig does/did:
Achievements: Craig Lee Scott

2002

2nd over all Inter Tyketrial Champion.
1st overall Elite YMSA Champion.
British Championships round 3 Cadet, 2nd.
British Championships round 4 Cadet, 2nd .
British Championships round 5 Cadet, 2nd.
2nd overall British Cadet Champion.

2003

1st overall Elite YMSA Champion.
British Championships round 2 Senior, 1st.
British Championships round 3 Senior, 2nd.
British Championships round 5 Senior, 1st.
3rd overall British Senior Champion

2004

Sponsorship from ZOO! Bikes [www.zoobike.com (http://www.zoobike.com)]
Seeded to ride Elite class at British Championships.
Personal record: 51" Sidehop over a bar on Zoo! Python (20" wheels)
Winner of Trials-forum.co.uk video comp 2004.
NASS 04. Sarasen M.A.D trials comp, 1st place.
Personal record: 47" Sidehop over a bar on Zoo! Pitbull (26" wheels) Alex