cam217

hey guy's right then my question to every one on trials-forum is why are there people that absolutely hate natural trials? i ride both i ride street and natural but some of my friends and some other people say that they hate natural trials and much prefer street riding now dont get me wrong i enjoy riding street but i find natural trials much more rewarding as you have to put some much more effort in to it and also making your own lines. i looked at it this way in street all you do is sidehop, got to front wheel, gaps, drops, drop gaps etc and its all the same, now all of that can be involved in natural trials and i believe that it involves much more skill, fitness and its a bit different from flat surfaces and also belive it looks better on video's post your comments of what you think, thanks cameron

well rob i think you defined that very well Cameorn

well i like the range of replys i have got but just remember i am not telling anyone that if they are small and not so strong that they carnt get a 26 inch i just think it might be easyer for them to learn on a 20 inch first because i have rode both and found that a 20 inch was much easyer to control. thank for the coments Cameron

well sweeny todd you mate are very luckey lad mate because i myself have almost got a 20 inch running anyway and am looking for a buyer for my 26 inch so i will take your e-mail and will deffinatley talk about this sale thanks for the veiws Cameron

well i never new some of that untill i read this topic and i personally found it quiet intersting. i have now read both of the topic made by saracen rob and think he deserves a validation, realy worthy both of them good work lad keep it up mate Cameron

well hi guys, i made this topic all for the reson that i have made one big mistake in my bike history, not long ago i brought my self a second hand zoo pitbull there was nothing wrong it was perfect now my problem is that im am way to small for that bike (some may have seen a few clips of me on a video made by adam brown) but its not just that im to small it is that i dont think that i am strong enough to lug the bike over the gap i am trying to. now for the people that like the very smooth ride of the 26 inch trials bike (one of the resons i brought one ) my advice is not to unless you are quiet tall or strong it may help to be both but unless you are strong and tall i would stick to a 20 inch trials bike. Now i no that i am being quiet bias but there will be a lot of one sided replys on this topic, i also think many people may ignore this topic but do feed back because id like to see what every one thinks heres a pic of the factory bike and here is an image of my bike (mine is older that the zoo above) please do reply thanks for reading Cameron

well i myself know rob and ride with him most of the time i have known a few people who have rode the saracen mads and they like rob have devolped new skills fast also its not just the saracen mads but i think if you get a bike with the same sort of geo then the same think will happen, but hands down no doubt about it the saracen do only go up to a limit were parts wear out but i must have to say i have seen a massive difference in rob the way he rides, technique and even confidence so i agree with rob if you want to start but not spend a lot of money go for the saracen mad cameron also i think that this topic will be quiet useful to new riders that dont know what bike to get because it is very informative and shows how good you can become on such a low brand trials bike and low cost it goes to show you dont need to of the range equiptment to be good at a sport Cameron