Soul Reaper 13

Um, like i said before; in the UK trials is massive compared to France. So i disagree about the "france" part of it. (notice how since my first post people have went to saying its big in the UK rather than saying its not known at all. ^^ Funny)

did you have to post this bloody twice?

Disagree about it not being known. Everybody i know knows it, and they dont do it, and im just starting to learn. And compared to France for example (live there) in britain its really well known.

No, between the T-Pro, Monty 219 Alp, Yaabaa 499, which is best? Why?

Re-Posting: (i will buy one or the other) Thanks mate, but for a new bike round £350 quid what should i get? Loads of people say the T-Pro and loads the yaabaa 499.

Which one?

What is so much better about yaabaa? I dont know anybody that prefers the 499 to the T-Pro.

Thanks mate, but for a new bike round £350 quid what should i get? Loads of people say the T-Pro and loads the yaabaa 499.

My best mate, a good trials rider, and other people have told me to get a T-Pro as a starter bike, because they are strong and really good for the price. Plus as they are 20" that helps a lot for beginners (obvious reasons). I definetely want a 20" and £350 is my budget (roughly). Should i get this (new at £350) or is there anything better for that price new? Or should i get a 2nd hand bike that will be better but well, 2nd hand (i dont want it to break straight away, it will have to last at least a year), if yes which one(s)? Thanks in advance, Scott

If youre wanting a 20" get an Onza T-Pro, do NOT get a T-Bird, for 50 quid more you get a way better bike. But if you still want a 26", i dont really know for 400 quid. I suggest the 20" as they are much better for beginners.

dont work for me, dont know why...

Seeing as its good spec, id say 200-possibly 250 because it is second hand, and brand new ones are only 350.

Id keep it black and silver, or black with red, like what peperami said ^^.

Do hope you get it back mate. Id hate to get a bike as good and new as that and find it stolen. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way not to trust the neighbours

Thanks for that advice it helped me too.

I'm about to start soon. So im a noob too ^^. A mate got me into it and i can't let go!!!