Trials bike for a beginner (help needed)
billysvans
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Besides upgrading my hardtail to a full sus I want a good trials bike to start with. I had a Kona Scab with the very bright green Hs33s back when the Martins ruled the pages of MBUK! But since then I have focused on the freeriding craze.
I would like to get back into it and was wondering it the Diamondback Kabuki Mono is worth starting with? It seems good for the price at just shy of £600.
Thats how much I want to pay.
I would like to get back into it and was wondering it the Diamondback Kabuki Mono is worth starting with? It seems good for the price at just shy of £600.
Thats how much I want to pay.
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can anyone help? or has everyone converted to the freeride craze.Like for Bife.0
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I could sell you my 26" Onza T-Rex, hardly used, with an Echo 2006 rear red rim on a Hope Pro 2 Trials hub & Sapim spokes (handbuilt by the brilliant chappies at www.tartybikes.co.uk ) DMR V8's and HS33's all round (yellow Plazmatic pads on the rear) for £550 if you're interested mateWHOO0
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i would of posted this in the trials section if i was you. couldnt get a link to the bike could i (i'm to tired to seach it on google) i've never really liked the dimondback you can get much better bikes for the money. i presume your going fopr 26inch wheels. http://tinyurl.com/2ems9r check out that page for bikes.<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Jon</i>
That\'s what the wrist is for - gloves.
You know you\'re a biker when... ...your arms are brown, and your hands are totally white...
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