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GETTING STARTED

What social media platforms does the TCC use?

How can I find more trials events?

The Trials Australia Event page lists trials events around Australia.

What are TCC Training Rides?

Training ride are generally done during social rides or when a Junior Coaching Program is run. Bottom line, if you would like to help with training, please just ask and our members will be able to take you through different techniques.

What are TCC Social Rides?

Social Rides are non-competitive rides run by the TCC. These rides are usually held at the Trials Park at the Fairbairn Motorsport Complex in Canberra. Social rides are for members of the TCC only.

  • All riders attending a Social Ride must be members of TCC, or hold a current TRA membership.
  • Social Ride Fees are
    • TCC members $10
    • TCC Juniors $5
    • Non-TCC members $25

Wednesday afternoon social rides are held through the Daylight Saving months. Weekend rides will vary depending on Round events, the weather and rider interest, but generally most weekends there will be one. For latest times and dates weekly, always check with our Facebook page. Here notice will be provided on upcoming weekend and weekday social rides, and if a scheduled ride has been postponed or cancelled.

What options are there for junior trials riders?

The Junior Coaching Program (JCP) is a national initiative by Motorcycling Australia. It applies to all current and potential juniors aged between 7 and under 16 who wish to obtain or renew a competition licence. Trials will be running under this program like every other motorcycle discipline.

The aim of the JCP is to improve rider safety through regular coaching and to maintain skills for all junior motorcycle competitors.

What is required to compete at a TCC club event?

To compete at a TCC club event you will need the following:

  • To be a member of the TCC.
  • You can be a member of the TRA (Trial Riders Association)
  • To be entered in the event.
  • A bike that passes scrutineering
  • Protective clothing, including helmet, boots, gloves, riding pants and a top.

It is best to talk with the club about your needs first before purchasing any equipment. Different riders and ages will have different requirements. You can talk with Don at Moto Central who are Canberra’s supplier of local trials bikes and equipment.

What are ‘Come Try Days’ marked on the events calendar?

Our club holds ‘come try days’ for those with in an interest can get their first taste of what is it to ride a trials bike. In the mean time please contact us and talk to us about options for getting started.

I already ride enduro, will this be easy?

Some enduro riders get quickly disappointed as you are going slower, you don’t have a seat for an anchor and the bike is completely different. As long as you are willing to learn, come to social rides and simply persist, you will improve both your trials and enduro riding. Just take Graham Jarvis or Tim Coleman for example.

How do I obtain a competition Licence?

For all licence enquiries please contact 1800 262 678 or email licences@ma.org.au

To ride at a Trials Club of Canberra competition event, you will require a Motorcycling Australia Licence.

What age can my kids start riding?

We have kids attending the Trials Club of Canberra as young as 4 years old. Adult supervision is required at all times and all club members must be made aware that a youth is riding on the track.

7 yeas old is the minimum age for junior riders in competition.

I don’t have a trials bike? Can I still try it out?

Yes. The club has a ‘club bike’ which is available to new members wanting to try it out before committing to buying a bike. The below requirements are to cover you and the clubs insurance interests. A TCC club member will assist you on the day.

Requirements:

  • A club membership – $70
  • An AMA membership