I think its the risk you take with everything tho!
I got my bike from ebay and so far nothing has gone wrong with it, however my friend got one from a dealer and has nothing but problems with it,
but what can you do??? I mean you cant check everything on the bike, I think its down to the luck of the draw
It a shame trials bikes dont come with a service book at least you would see what has been done and this in turn would give you some back up if something did go wrong
shouldnt be long and i will be up at charltons, I take it your trying to stay on the back wheel ??? You need to pre load the rear shock to give you the bounce to the next rock. Shift your weight to the back of the bike and push down with your legs to hold the "pressure " of the wheelie
I can understand you being grated about that, cause if you had more money you would have at least one decent push bike, unlike the heaps oh pish on show
I think the choice is really down to you, i use renthal bars which i think are 7'/8" on 03 sherco which seem to be spot on for me, slighty toward the rear (if that make sence) pop down to Graham charltons as am sure he has a selection
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Buying Second Hand From A Dealer
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I think its the risk you take with everything tho!
I got my bike from ebay and so far nothing has gone wrong with it, however my friend got one from a dealer and has nothing but problems with it,
but what can you do??? I mean you cant check everything on the bike, I think its down to the luck of the draw
It a shame trials bikes dont come with a service book at least you would see what has been done and this in turn would give you some back up if something did go wrong