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If i don't change the gears how do i practice..?

So i start with brakes, then gears then tyres ? But what if my tyre is 26" right now ? Do i change it to 24" or wait till i have enough cash to get a 24" frame then get the 24" wheels together?

But i do not have the cash to buy a whole new bike now, so i was thinking i could at least change my MTB to single gears and stuffs, at least i can start practicing. Weird, why did his website state that he uses 26" maxxis tyres ?

Danny Macaskill uses a 24" with 26" wheels? I suddenly thought of something. What if i start to upgrade my MTB parts by parts since its abit difficult to save up a huge sum to buy a whole new bike at one go. For example i change my brakes and my tyres and gears to single gears, and train using those, after that when my frame starts to crack and eventually spoil, then i change it to a 24" frame. Do you guys think its a good idea ? Is it possible to ride a 24" with 26" wheels?

It has gears..?

Man its so hard to decide which to go for ): Both look nice and both can do stunts.. Damn..

Hmm, as a beginner, which is more advisible to start off with ? Is the first pic a 26" too ?

Sorry for going off topic, is his bike a 24" ?

I'm 16 currently, turning 17 this year. I have a KHS Alite 300 mountain bike now -> http://www.khsbicycles.com/04_alite_300_07.htm My height is around 163-165 ( not very sure ) weight is around 44kg. I only have a friend whos into trial riding and he stays very far from me, his type of bike is those that sort of resembles the echo's bike. The long type of frame with no seat and small thick wheels, but i don't want that. I want something similar to the first pic i posted, those with a seat. Given my height and weight, should i be riding a 24" or a 26" ?

I think so too!! However i think that i prefer those that have a seat instead of those of Onza. Idk as i'm totally clueless on trial bikes. ): @Dan81: I tried to do something with my MTB, but it felt like its so heavy that i can't lift it up. Idk if its the technique or its just me ?

Hey guys, i'm knew to trial biking. I'm now saving up to get a trial bike, however, i have no idea where or how to start from. I already have a mountain bike, i was wondering if its advisible to convert my mountain bike to a trial bike, or should i just get a new trial bike ? If i gonna get a new trial bike, what should the frame size be like ? 24" or 26" ? I would like something like this, ( Pic of Streetoff's bike, just wanted to use it as a reference ) Sorry for the tons of qn guys, really need some help there. Hope you guys can help me

Whats a mod and a stock? Whats the difference ? Sorry i'm knew to all this..

960 euro! Lol, i don't have that much spare cash May i know is this a 24" or 26" ? (This picture is someone elses bike picture and i really want to know whats the size of this frame so i saved it, credits to the owner of this bike)

Unfortunately i'm not a tall guy ): I'm only about 163-165cm tall. As i already have a mountain bike, do you guys think it is advisible to convert my mountain bike into a street trial bike? By changing the brakes to disc brakes( My mountain bike only have a v-brake atm ), then change the gears and finally the frame? From what i know, there isn't really any shops selling "already made" street trial bike. Or i am wrong?

Hey guys, i'm new here. I was hoping that you guys might be able to help me ? I wanted to get a new street trail bike, however i'm new to it, so i have no idea what size the frame and rims should be in. Do people normally use 24" frame and wheels?