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I have just got my son a BMX for christmas, after building it up for him i really got the urge to ride trials again. Now the problem is i dont know what to do go for what im used to and get a stock bike or get a 24 inch frame so i can ride werever my son rides, could someone help me out and tell me the pro's and cons to 24 over 26 inch frames, thanks

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I have just got my son a BMX for christmas, after building it up for him i really got the urge to ride trials again. Now the problem is i dont know what to do go for what im used to and get a stock bike or get a 24 inch frame so i can ride werever my son rides, could someone help me out and tell me the pro's and cons to 24 over 26 inch frames, thanks

24" Is mainly a steety bike but can be used for natural style too, However they are more suited to street and are shorter than natural frames, But they are starting to bring out 24"'s made for natural. 26"'s are mainly used for natural but again can be used for street. It's all down to personal preference really, What i would advise you to do is get down to a ride and try out 24's and 26's.

Laurence.

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24" Is mainly a steety bike but can be used for natural style too, However they are more suited to street and are shorter than natural frames, But they are starting to bring out 24"'s made for natural. 26"'s are mainly used for natural but again can be used for street. It's all down to personal preference really, What i would advise you to do is get down to a ride and try out 24's and 26's.

Laurence.

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Did you really just say that? :P

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Here's a good answer -

If you want to ride trials, and are a rider who prefers riding on rocks, you might want to choose a stock.

However, because you mentioned your son now has a BMX and you want to be able to ride where he does, a 24" such as the fourplay is much better suited for BMX style riding. It's also good because if set up right, it can hold its own at trials. Dave Marshall, in fact, has done competitions on his, which goes to show how versatile it is. Plus, you can sit down!

I'd go for a seaty 24" (Y)

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