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This is top right time machine I am Andy Hopbody Dawson, bye bye bye.

I'm Sam Nickley, do you like any so well? Welcome along to the second episode of the kickstart

of the seat we're looking at the 1980s BBC Mortar Bike Trials Bike Obstacle Course. Pete the

perverse lead piece of television history. If you were around at the time you will have been at

the kickstart obviously we all were. Who wasn't into just watching lads do tricks and jumping

about on motorbikes for half an hour? Meeting motorbikes almost come alive Sam. Yeah watch

them. Is it with the horses dance? Is that a question? No.

Yeah. What's the event called? Dressage. It's dressage that's right. Yeah.

So it's like dressage but with motorbikes instead of horses they hop, they jump, they dance,

they spin. And of course you can train a horse car, you can't train a motorbike.

Not really. Yeah. I mean I got a lot of flashbacks to my CBT training which I spoke about

earlier in the year which you have to do every two years if you don't have a full bike license.

The sensible and grown up choices to always do a motorbike license but I've been riding a vest

before I guess like 20 years and I've still not got around to overtaking my license. So instead

every two years I have to do something called a CBT which is, I think it sounds just

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