Motor Trials To Push Bike Trials

[JDStrials]

Hi, i'm new to trials bikes that have pedals, I usually ride a beta rev 3. I am looking for a good beginner bike to help practise when I'm on the streets. any help appreciated

also is there any major differences between 20" and 26", are they for different things

thanks Jack

[ForrestDump]

From things I have read on here 20" bikes are a lot easier to learn on, this is what I have been riding since I started trials as they are nice and easy to whip and bounce around on, very fun. Onza bikes are probably the base level of 20" bikes and are rather easy to improve on, I started on an Onza Rip which was good but I think the Onza Bird would be as basic as you would want to get for a starter bike as this has a rear 19” wheel. The size bike could also come down to how big you are, however I'm 6ft4 and ride a 20" bike comfortably.

James.

[Aidan97]

From things I have read on here 20" bikes are a lot easier to learn on, this is what I have been riding since I started trials as they are nice and easy to whip and bounce around on, very fun. Onza bikes are probably the base level of 20" bikes and are rather easy to improve on, I started on an Onza Rip which was good but I think the Onza Bird would be as basic as you would want to get for a starter bike as this has a rear 19” wheel. The size bike could also come down to how big you are, however I'm 6ft4 and ride a 20" bike comfortably.

James.

it depends on your size and what your used to, I prefer 20inch bikes because they are much easier to move about on.

[bing]

i ride a beta techno dougie lampkin rep as well as the mod, i am 5`11 and the best part of 15 stone and i find it easier than 26". need a bit more air in the tyres though.