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Try bmxtreme.co.uk I know it's bmx but it will let you see if the colours goes well.

I do not understand what you mean. You should split that up a bit and use full stops and capital letters.That way more people will read it and reply.Also you have more chance of getting vaidated if you use correct grammer.

I would definitely go second hand aswell, but if you want a new bike I would suggest Onza Pro as it has front and back disc brakes and 4-bolt mounts for maguras. This bike is also very easy to upgrade when you need new parts and slightly under your budget.

I would suggest quite a few wooden pallets and some old dustbins or barrels and some random bits of wood to nail the pallets to. This should keep them relatively stable and safe. I hope I have helped.

If you want to ride a stock bike I would say that the M.A.D Phase 1.3 is a better bike than the Tekiya and is around the same price. The M.A.D Phase 1.3 has a front disc brake and is slightly shorter than the Tekiya so should be easier to learn on, also M.A.D are a well known trials brand whereas diamondback make many different sorts of bikes. If you get the Phase 1.3 you may still want to buy a single speed kit as when learning, the derailleur will probably take some abuse and may break. Hope I have helped.

Well it depends on what size bike you want.If you want to ride a mod (20'') the pro is a better bike than the rip but is £116 more.I have a rip and they're fine for learning but you may want a better bike when your riding improves, or you could buy new parts for it when you need them. The phase 1.3 is a good stock (26'') bike for the price but if your just starting to learn trials I would advise to get a mod as they are easier to learn on.However if you have ridden 26'' bikes before (e.g. downhilling,mountain biking) you may feel more comfortable on a 26'' and therefore learn better. Hope I've helped

Very nice riding.I wish i could be that good after a month of riding.

Very nice riding.Good song choice, it matched the riding.The drop at 1:45 would have been good if he'd landed better.

I do not ride a stock bike but have heard very good things about Maxxis Minion Dual Ply and Continental Der Kaiser 2.5''.The Continental Der Kaiser is quite expensive for a tyre but is very grippy and worth getting if the price is not a problem.The maxxis minion however,is cheaper and still a very good tyre. Maxxis Minion Dual Ply Rear Continental Der Kaiser Hope that I've helped.

I think that a grey/silver frame,bars and pedals.Then red or blue for the rims,stem and cranks looks good.It is your bike though so go for what you think looks good.