Bike Trials

Not exactly bike trials, but...... Just come across a reference to the 'Wheel King" bike, from the mid 70's (I know - a long time back!). Anyway, I had a new one, must have been in about '76/77. It has a plastic 'fake petrol tank' (red), MX seat, number plates, suspension front and rear, Drum brakes etc etc. Looked all the world like a 'crosser, and boy for a 10 year old it was cool !! Anyone remember them, or even a photo ??? cheers John.

Few pics of Dad junior and Sam today at the dishes took a few of Jo on his Rev 3 as well so hope he will post them up tonight as they were on his camera. How the hell they do what they do is a mystery to me and Dad? hard enough with an engine let alone pedals I had a little go on Jo's bike but decided breaking the seal on a new pack of Old Holborn seemed much more appealing and less strenuous both lads really enjoyed themselves, first time to the dishes for Sam, think he will be a regualar now.

Now I know there are a lot of you guys who ride biketrials/cycletrials so I thought it would be good to share some piccys of everyones bikes. i'll kick it off this is my Echo and it rides truely amazing, I love it to bits

Anybody know a good source for second hand Trials pushbikes? I'm thinking of taking it up. (Actually know somebody who's looking for one)

Have any of you got any pics of you doing things on your bike like dropoffs, rocks and other stuff? I dont at the Mo but ill get some when my back sorts itself out and in the summer.....Plus im taking my bike to the Lakes should be fun:D

I would like to buy a trials bicycle. Does anyone know of any bike shops in Amarillo, Albuquerque, or Denver who have them on the floor. I have found only online stores WebCyclery and Midwest bike trials . I would like to "sit" on one before I fork over $1,450. I am reluctant to buy one sight unseen. Advice on which bike would be best for a fat old man would be appreciated. Thanks Doug

Me and a friend a thinking of buying a Monty but are not sure wich one. We looked at the smaller ones 20 inch ? and the ones with the 26" wheels. We are both tall (6' 4) is it better for us to get one with the bigger wheels ? Tia, Ed

Hi everyone. I know this kind of topic sometimes p****s some people off, but I want to start riding bike trials as a bit of extra practice. I only have about 120 quid to spend so I am looking for a cheap 20 inch bike. I don't expect to get Hydraulic brakes but do not want HS11's, Good V'brakes would do me. I have had a go on my mates mission prodigy, and found it to be really good fun, but I am relatively new to bike trials, I was thinking about a mission, a megamo or an onza. What bike would you reccomend? Anyone you know in my area (N. Yorkshire) selling one cheap. I saw this one on e-bay, would it be a good beginners bike for a small 16 year old? I saw this bik…

Anyone heard of or know anything about Woodman trials bikes? There's one for sale locally which looks quite nice but no-one I know has come across them. Any info gratefully received. Thanks.

Scorpa is making a trials bicycle frame?

im looking for some cheap hydualic brakes for my ''da bomb''. And once i have them would i need new brake levers.

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I am a beginner that wants to get into bike trials. Iv been working on small wheel pivots and track stands on my mountain bike. so i need a real trials bike what is the best bike for a beginner on a really tight budget.

I've had a 26" trials push bike for 2 years and I have a muck about on it about twice a week. It seemed to be more suitable to buy a 26" bike than a 20" 'cos I'm 6ft2 but I had a go on a 20" mission bike last weekend and it seemed easier to hop about than my bike. So... what I'm asking is which is better for me to practise on for motorcycle trials? Also ,it seems a daft question but.. are the 26" bikes more prone to pinch-flats (when the tube is pinched against the rim 'cos of low tyre pressure) than 20" bikes? Suppose it maybee depends on the make of the tyre and sidewall strength Cheers in advance for any replies Rob

Hi all. I just bought my first cyclo Trials bike - I'll be 37 in a couple of months though and I'm so unfit just tying my shoes is an effort! I won a Mission Prodigy with Magura hydraulics for a ton on ebay and I'm expecting delivery soon. I just need to find some where to practise, lose a couple of stone in weight and I'll be away!! Are there any other late starters to bike trials out there?

whats the best bike to get for a begginer i think the 20inch bikes look the best whats the difference? what sort of price will it cost to get started how easy is it to do? does it tkae long to get goodish James

i dont have a clue about bike trials really i just have a mess about on my mountain bike but i do trials and it looks pretty much the same.anyway im looking to get a bike to have a bit of fun on but dont want to spend much money anyone got any ideas on what i should get as i say i dont have a clue.

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Evenin folks, Ok, I ride motocycle trials as you all know...and if you didnt, you know now. I want to start bike trials as a cross training and also because I want a new hobby, a new challenge. We live in Derbyshire, and the exact place where we live is GREAT for trials (street) and its just a shame to not ride it. Me and my friend want to start, money is not a problem (within reason, couple of hundred will be ok) but...what bike do I start on? For me...I am skinny and weigh next to nothing, I am fussy about what I ride, must look good, must be good. Must be a 20". For my mate...Hes about 6ft-ish, big lad, will also be fussy and will also want a 20". Ok, the questi…