Project7

Thanks alot guys, thanks to you i know what im getting, AND now i even now who im going to buy it from. all i have to figure out is how to get it interstate, from sydney - to me Once again, Thanks. - Alin. yess im excited..

What is the difference between the two? is it just the length, and would 20" be easier to control as a beginner, and as i get better, would i NEED to get a 26" or will i be alright to stick with a 20" if that is the one i get. .... today im going down to some bike stores to check out their trials. hopefully the next timei post i will have a new bike! Thanks Alot, to everyone who has postes. - Alin

ooh, i have just started, havent gotten a scratch yet.... im scared now oh well ,we'll see what happens Wish Me Luck! - Alin

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natural, because you can work on your skills alot more. street, because people around you just watch in awe. lol EDIT: hey that rhymes!

that blue is not a bad colour,well, thats what i think... it looks ok as it is except the back tyre. - Project7

thanks - Alin

woah ok thanks alot guys, im sure i know what im looking for now. now i just have to find one... thanks ALOT -Alin

does anyone live in Australia, Victoria. i thought having people to ride with would help me learn and help me enjoy it more. Thanks Project7

hmm i see, 2005 onza t-pro (for a beginner - ME), ill see if i can find any around where i live. i dont think i will get a pro super t-zone multiplier, or whatever its called (the one over 1000 pounds) im sure it is worth every penny, and i will be sure to keep that in mind when i get better. thanks guys, been a real help. ps. if i dont find the 2005 onza t-pro - what should i look for in a bike - light frame - no suspension - type of brakes ( front, back or both) - 20" for an average height guy - type of wheels - tyres - etc etc etc - Thanks again, im much closer to getting a bike, then i was a few days ago, Cheers Project7

i cant say,because imliving in Australia - $300 tops (australian) ill have a look on ebay but i was just wondering about what a "newbie" should start with... a newbie who is 5'7", 13 years old, and is able to spend $300 on a new bike.... btw ill try to to find out how many pounds $300 is cheers Project7 EDIT: 20", ill see what i can find. thanks.

wow really,i honestly thought, you would need some suspension to get the air that some guys do from flat ground. i guess i have to work nmy leg muscles, im 5'7" im guessing ill go for the medium size bike? also, i just have this weird feeling im asking the wrong guys but, trial biking, thats when you ride around and ur able to get from the ground on to a table top with one bunny hop correct? (more various tricks ofcourse) thats what i was told it was, anyways any more info would be great, thanks to - Boss (no suspension - got it.) lol am i basically looking for something similar to a bmx or more a mountain bike, many thanks Project7

Heya, I really need to buy a new bike, because at the moment i have a regular mountain bike that is far too heavy for "trialing" can anyone give me ideas on what i should get, because i am new - really new to this forum, but i have had past experiences with riding (on a mates bike) a detailed description of what i should get will be appreciated, frame, type of bike, any extras maybe? and when i do get one, details on suspension etc any help will be appreciated Thankyou -Project7