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Andoz09

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Hey all, got around £400 to spend and wondering if it would be best to buy a brand new Stock from a shop, or a mod witch would obviously have better parts but a bit beaten and/or not up to scratch performance wise as the stock?

I'm tempted to buy stock just because i could return it to the shop and get it repaired free of charge (within warranty date of course), anyone got a thoughts?

Thanks.

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Hey all, got around £400 to spend and wondering if it would be best to buy a brand new Stock from a shop, or a mod witch would obviously have better parts but a bit beaten and/or not up to scratch performance wise as the stock?

I'm tempted to buy stock just because i could return it to the shop and get it repaired free of charge (within warranty date of course), anyone got a thoughts?

Thanks.

How tall are you? This video could probally help you too! -> http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=8

Keep searching thats my advice, i got this for £290 and would recommend lookign around for abit!#

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That is a realllyyy nice bike!

Hope i helped.

Laurence.

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Also be aware

Stock means a 26" bike

A mod means a 20" bike.

A mod is not a bike that has been modified, it seems thats what you think?

^^ Thanks. lol yes, i did think a mod was just a modified bike. well now i know that, i mean a new bike from a shop 26'' or 20'' Eg, Onza pro, to a 2nd hand bike someone has built(or modified with better parts that what came on the stock)

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Deffonatly get a stock mate, on Mod; you will be too tall. :)

height doesn't make a difference, how tall is cls, no one tells him to go stock :rolleyes:

edit: mods can be easier first time bikes there's no reason not to go stock, there essentially big mods anyway now. most riders who ride mod end up going stock, for some unknown reason. I still wonder about going back after 2 years on each haha. your best bet is to read up as much as you can on products to know what to look for. namely isis bottom bracket and cranks. oversized handlebars. sealed bearings and a good freewheel or freehub

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height doesn't make a difference, how tall is cls, no one tells him to go stock :rolleyes:

edit: mods can be easier first time bikes there's no reason not to go stock, there essentially big mods anyway now. most riders who ride mod end up going stock, for some unknown reason. I still wonder about going back after 2 years on each haha. your best bet is to read up as much as you can on products to know what to look for. namely isis bottom bracket and cranks. oversized handlebars. sealed bearings and a good freewheel or freehub

Well my first ever trials bike was a Diomond back t3 (dont laugh) bought it fro ma mate 2nd hand for like £40, although its a crap bike felt awkward to ride, then i bought a onza t-raptor 2nd hand, i felt more comfortable on that, although i haven't rode a 20'' long before, not sure how they would feel. ill probably end up getting a 26'' from here.

Thanks for the reply's! (Y)^_^

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Why the hell do you hate me? I havnt done anything to you.

Is it posable for me to get valadated again ?

I don't hate you, infact; I think I love you!

And yes, there is a chance to get vaditaed, for instance: Don't post tardish posts saying things like 'hope I helped' when you said the complete wrong thing. If you know that someone is deffonaty right, then put it. Big chunks of useful information will get you validated.

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Why the hell do you hate me? I havnt done anything to you.

Is it posable for me to get valadated again ?

Probably the first time ive seen you post without putting "Lawrence." at the end. maybe try posting something useful not just giving your opinion on every topic :)

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