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Hi All

I was wondering if you all could help me out here, I really want to start taking my trials riding more seriously. I want to buy a bike but I am a student so as you can imagine the budget is low ( very low ). I have three options

This: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48600

or this: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48604

or unless someone has a cheap bike that they are willing to ship to South Africa

Could someone please say which one they would take and why.

Thanks in advance

Peter

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20" if you're completely new to the sport - more stable and slightly easier to learn on.

26" if you come from a mountain biking or moto trials background - more similar to what you are used to.

Saying that it is personal preference. See if you can find some local riders who are willing to let you ride theirs.

Hope I helped

James

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Ok Guys , I have been looking around on Tarty Bikes ( thanks for the link ), I was thinking about this combination

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?product_id=10877&category_id=14

together with this

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?product_id=10547&category_id=502

Think it is a good combination?

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you, I contacted Tarty bike and there are no more bike kits available any more, So I have spoke with my father and i will most probably get either the Onza Cleaner or the Onza Hitman, I want to get the Cleaner because if the better brakes, but I hate the colour, but on the other hand i like the colour of the Hitman but the components aren't as good. Your opinion?

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you, I contacted Tarty bike and there are no more bike kits available any more, So I have spoke with my father and i will most probably get either the Onza Cleaner or the Onza Hitman, I want to get the Cleaner because if the better brakes, but I hate the colour, but on the other hand i like the colour of the Hitman but the components aren't as good. Your opinion?

The better braked one, you really do need good brakes for trials.

Saying that, you could get a decent mod or maybe stock of here when you are validated for that pice (second hand, obviously.)

:)

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The better braked one, you really do need good brakes for trials.

Saying that, you could get a decent mod or maybe stock of here when you are validated for that pice (second hand, obviously.)

:)

Yeah, but i doubt many people on hear are willing to post to South Africa sadly. :(

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Thanks for the replys guys, I was looking around on this forum for second hand deals, but I thought as much as with the posting issue. KM, I was thinking the same about the brake, rather me get the bike with the brake than me have to buy them and install them later. Just a quick question, can I have the frame sprayed over?

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spraying the frame should be a problem, also don't be in the belief that vee brakes are no good for trials, i've been using one for over a year on the rear, after 5 years of riding it's easily the best brake i've ever used, and i've tried all the best magura pads and set ups. also theres this super bargain if they'll ship to south africa.

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Hi All

I was wondering if you all could help me out here, I really want to start taking my trials riding more seriously. I want to buy a bike but I am a student so as you can imagine the budget is low ( very low ). I have three options

This: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48600

or this: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48604

or unless someone has a cheap bike that they are willing to ship to South Africa

Could someone please say which one they would take and why.

Thanks in advance

Peter

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