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Iceman, if you are in Bulgaria, I should explain some stuff to you before you go and get your self robbed. Send me a private message with your ICQ or (better) Skype. We'll talk there.

I'll definately go with the Echo Pure if I were you and wanted to do trials for real. I am buying Yaabaa (and this model specifically), because it is cheap, durable and it is also suited for riding from place to place. If you want to ride trials and be good at it - Echo. Anyway, I've heard that KOXX's (which is the company behind Yaabaa/TryAll/...) prices are a little high for the quality. So, definately not the Yaabaa (not this 599 one, anyway). I'd also recommend Czar if you have the funds. When I buy the bicycle, I'll give some more comments about it here (and some photos probably).

matt, I want to have a seatpost and the 999 costs too much for me to ride "a little trials" on it. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll stay with the 599.

Will do. Thanks again.

Thank you very much. I think I'll buy this bike. But it will be in a week, probably, so I welcome more comments (negative and positive). Thank you all for now.

OK. I'll probably not brake this one. But in case I do, I just want to know what compatibility issues I might have with a new one? What dimensions (again, if any) should I look for etc.

Can you tell me which of these will do a good job (if any): http://www.trialmarkt.de/ (in the left side menu -> Naben)

Yes. It's the best in my country. Are you sure you can't suggest a model/brand for the hub? Will an ECHO Hub fit?

Thank you for your replies. That was what I wanted to hear. Does anyone suggest a Hub replacement? And if/when I replace it, do I have to change other parts?

I won't use the bike for agressive trials, so I guess it will longer. What Hub do you suggest me to buy? As for the brakes - the same answer. They'll do fine for now. If I have problems, I'll change them. Is it strong? I've read (on the "translated" page from YaaBaa.com) that it's fit for street/trials and can move anywhere. That is just what I want, as I won't be doing much trials moves. Just s pedal up from time to time. (Bunny)Hops and rear wheel hops. No big hights, no big pressures on the bicycle.

Can you give me some comments about YaaBaa 599 model? Is it good for its price? Is it well built? The most important - is it strong? Can one rely on it for everyday use and a little bit of trials riding?