Diamondback Help!

[BJWinfield]

Is this trails bike and gd???

and wats beta 4 hoppin round the street, 20" or 26"

[Dan6061]

I'd say it's not good for trials at all.

This kid who used to live in my village had one, I had a few goes and it felt horrible.

It was heavy, the geo of the frame felt all wrong.

I wouldn't advise buying one. :lol:

And in my opinion, 20" (mod) feels alot nicer to 'hop about' I've had a go on some 26" and 24", but it just feels harder to me.

:blink:

Edited November 8, 2005 by Dan6061

[joshonza]

i hate it there horrable to ride and there both good for street :blink:

Edited November 3, 2005 by joshonza

[BJWinfield]

What do think wud b beta 4 me jst goin round my town doin tricks,

20" or 26" ?????????/

ben

what wud b easier 4 a new kid, like myself

[Houseface]

nt tlkin in txt tlk :lol: :blink:

umm.....get a 20 inch because they are easy to throw around and if you get a shorter one then it will feels more streety and flickable.

steve.

[BJWinfield]

cheers Steve

[Ross Gardner]

yer same as steve, 20" are easier to navigate and are lighter aswell if your a begginer you should start with a 20". Cherz Ross (Y)

[Jules]

Hmm im not to keen on it, but i spose its allright for a beginner, in my opinion i much prefer 20'' bikes alot more flickable and a bit cheaper as well.

[joewhite]

hey i think you'd be better off getting a well known frame if you looking to get one and that bike looks poor more likely used for dirt jumping than trials

joe

[Mitch A]

Yeah if you go for mod get an onza such as a t-bird or a t-pro :(

but do not get the mod diamond back i been on 1 and its horrid (Y)

[Ross Gardner]

i have never really liked diamonbacks that much but if you like im not stopping you m8, cherz Ross (Y)

[mackey]

these diamondback 20 " and 26" arent that good i have riden both and they both do not feel nice for a beginner rider they are also poorly specced

go for something like a t-bird or save up a little more money and get a t-pro