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Trials 20" Or 26"


Infurnass

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I have used both but not a really good 26" im buying my final bike u see after having a t-pro for a year. i do love 20" but when i had a 26" i loved it too :lol: .

I might just get a zoo python 20" or a new Gu typhoon 26". The zoo will cost a little less and weigh less, but the Gu look bloody awsome :lol:. I need to test someones bike really lol but it aint gonna happen.

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Yeah sounds good apart from i have never seen a picture or a video of someone on a Gu and wouldnt know where to find them.............!!!

I have had a go on some good bikes but never the style i like to ride.

How do i know when i am onto the full forums anyway ?

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Yeah sounds good apart from i have never seen a picture or a video of someone on a Gu and wouldnt know where to find them.............!!!

I have had a go on some good bikes but never the style i like to ride.

How do i know when i am onto the full forums anyway ?

You don't, you just have to keep checking.

Ollie

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ive been riding trials for a few months and ive got a stock bike because it was easier for me to get hold of one and liked the fact they looked more like a normal mountain bike.

im not very good at trials but when i tried my friends mod i had more fun on it doing the same moves as i do on my bike, just because it felt more throwable.

still not sure if i'd prefer to have a mod though.

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Everyone knows that 20" is cheating >_<

everyone knows trials was invented on 20 inch bikes so there... :huh:

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I figure you're best off going for the wheel size you're used to . I used to ride BMX so i got a mod, if you're used to silly big wheels go for a stock.

That said - theres not a lot of difference in feel between my t-pro and my mate's toxsin1 cos of the way he has it set up (if anything, his feels a little shorter in the cockpit)

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if your really tall go for a 26" and if small 20"

keith

this isnt haveing a go at you but how does size matter... im not short (not too tall either) and i ride a mod, just look at BMX's they're designed around people 5ft to 6ft (teenagers) >_<

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I agree with u ash but their parts are total S*&£ :huh: if they did echo 24" trial wheels and 24" zoo, Gu or koxx frame i would.

I was riding for 2 hours today though and trying tons of front wheel stuff, but when i do i really cant help but think that i want a 26" or 24", altho that aint really an option.

Also if i was to do a 26" bike what gears should i get cause on my mod its 18 tooth Front and a 12 Back.

i would put my 18t freewheel on the front and what do i pic for back 12, 13 or a 14 ? >_<

Btw im 6 ft 2 inch.

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where abouts are you from mate because if your near me or aorund the london area there are loads of guys with a variety of bikes like:

i have a python well very shortly

my mate has a vinco

another guy has a t-pro

another one with a t-rex

another with an adament

and so on and if you can get to london there are a huge variety of mods and stocks people ride

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New bike specs - to compare to.

Mod =

Zoo python 2006

ECHO BB, crank, rims, hubs (rear fixed), headset, stem.

Koxx tyres,

72 clik freewheel,

zoo brake pads and handlebars.

26" =

Gu typhoon,

ECHO BB, crank, rims, hubs (rear fixed), headset + hifi stem.

koxx front tyre, maxxis welterweight rear.

zoo riser handlebars.

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