John S

Thanks everyone. I had been thinking that the inspired flow look very nice, but I suppose it might be better to find second hand even if more trials orientated? Another question - when trying to rotate on the rear wheel I'm finding it easier to turn anti clockwise than clockwise. Pedal wise my left foot is farther from me. Is this normal and if so are there any hints to help?

Hi, So as a lockdown skill I decided to learn rear wheel hops on my hardtail MTB (on one 456 so 26" wheels.) I'm starting to get okay at this but find it very tiring to keep up for any length of time. I'm also starting to try to turn but finding this quite hard, it feels like I'm really having to move the rear wheel around rather than just rotate so wondering if this is due to the geometry. Anyway, main question, would I find this sort of thing a lot easier on a proper trials bike or is it going to be nearly this hard whatever bike I have? Basically wondering whether I should get something cheapish on ebay.