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Does anyone else think this looks dodgy Potentially looks as though could be a real bargain, ( Too good?) maybe they have dozens of them, or just plenty of photos taken from a show Never sold anything before, pay up front "PayPal or Bank Transfer or Cleared Cheque before delivery" company address for xispatrialsbikes is a private address Xispa.biz My apologies to xispatrialbikes if this is genuine, just gives off the wrong impression to me. btw. Are these bikes any good, build quality.

Welcome to the forum, Im also new here but they are a friendly bunch, don't worry about the baggage many of us are carrying some extra, its all about how old you feel in your head oh and tell them as little as possible, mind you mine always knows when im up to something.

Thanks for the respones, will stick with the modern stuff for now, plus going to need the easist machine as possible got a steep learning curve as it is! may look to buy a project in the future but more for the fun of the restoration than riding Besides getting enough grief at home at the moment for adding another "toy" to the collection

I'm new to trials but got to thinking the other day, what's the verdict on twinshock bikes, personally I prefer older bikes to newer ones (on the road), more charachter, whilst I can apprieciate the weight and reliabilty isses with older bikes, surely there a greater sense of achievment from competing with an older bike, Parts availablity to one side would there be any more maintance required to keep an old montesa or bultaco fit for purpose Would an older bike be suitable for beginners or should I stick to a new a bike as possible, funds permitting Be good to hear what the general feeling is on here, maybe youv'e been down this road yourself, or lucky enough to own / trial both old and new

Hey Chorleytrialsclub, I like that idea, What about adding in a bit of pressure, using full beer cans? I'd be happy to be put on the spot if someone wants to loan them, bear in mind ive owned the gg now for about 2 weeks and not been off my drive yet,

How did you get on with the Wulf? Been looking at them as im after a first trials helmet and these seem really cheap, whats the ventilation like?

Think you need some sort of qualification or approval from social services to look after kids :-)

Hi Guys, Just purchased my first trials bike, been meaning to get one for ages, after visiting a local trial the other day made my mind up, Great bunch of guys and I can feel the same vibes on Trials Central, already finding some great tips on here, thanks. I can already tell it looks easier than it is, even though ive been riding bikes for almost 30 years ( crikey am i that old?) feel free to chuck all the advise you have my way, it will be apprieciated.