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Mod Or Stock?


python_man

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the only person that can answer that is yourself, seeing which suits you best.

both have there pro's and cons.

this question has also been ask by many other people, just have a look through or search and you will find very useful information about this (Y)

thanks

John kan the china man

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I ride a stock bike but I secretly have feelings for a mod bike.......... I may have an affair pretty soon!!!

But as everyone has already said, it depends what kinda stuff you ride (natural/street/flatland) and what you like the feel of, so don't really see what you'll get out of finding out everyone elses preference?!?!?

xSxEx

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100% mod.

1)on a mod bike you have more control over the bike which makes you look better.

2)you dont need massive wheels to get up something.

3)on a mod you are alot sharper.

4)everyone knows it's easier to bail in tricky situations on a mod.

5)if you go over the handle bars on a mod most people can put their feet down withou hitting their privates but 26" most people can't.

Well there you go 5 perfectly good reasons why a mod is better (Y)

Cheers BIG L!

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i think ali-c hit the nail on the head there really

I'm from a bmx background (I seem to be moving back there - probably cos it's more fun) so I like small wheels, if I came from a mincing mountainbike background I'd probably have gone stock

Stocks are definitely harder to ride in the 'throw the bike around' sense but there's advantages to be had from riding a bigger bike - reach, for example.

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There's a lot of mod riders who really don't seem to like stocks.

I think it must depend a lot on your style of riding. I think perhaps a mod is better for pure trials (natural) with mostly hopping and no runups, but I prefer more flowing riding mixed with trials moves.

I think stocks are great, I even prefer the more ordinary looking ones (eg Leeson).

I also find it strange that 24" bikes are supposed to be more Streety than stocks even though I would think they would be more like a cross between mod and stock, ie. better for natural than a stock?

At the end of the day I think it's better to just enjoy riding rather than worry about what size wheels you have.

:S(Y)

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