[Getting Back On A Bike...]

Well, I'm traveling with my girlfriend for a few months and won't be back in the UK till next year. But I live near Birmingham.

[Getting Back On A Bike...]

Ha yeah, it wasn't too bad to be fair! I just have the urge again to do it! Who cares about age?!

my friends selling an echo 24" for about £400-£450... or are you set on a streety 24"?

Set on a street ride if I'm honest. I'm currently in Hong Kong doing a bit of traveling and everywhere I go I'm imagining and thinking what I could jump off or hop on to!

I miss it! Haha.

[Getting Back On A Bike...]

Thanks for the advice guys. I'll have a play around with the Bike Builder on Tartybikes and see how I get on. In no particular rush, so building could be the best option, adding bits here and there as time and budget permits.

What do you guys reckon to an Inspired frame? Worth the cash?

[Getting Back On A Bike...]

Hi all,

Pretty new here so bear with me. I used to ride trials a few years ago, my bike of choice been a DDG Shooter with pretty much stock parts. That was about 7 years ago now, and now I'm a little older and wiser (25) I have had the sudden urge to get back into trials riding again.

So to cut to the chase, here is my question. Would it be more beneficial/cheaper to buy a complete bike or to buy a frame and self-build? Looking for a 24" bike maybe an Inspired frame.

Thanks in advance. Apologies for the short essay.