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elllvis

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  1. Although I've been riding on roads and trails for over 40 years, I've never been on a trials bike. I think I would like to try the sport, but I'm not sure where to start to look for a bike. I'll appreciate your suggestions . . . keeping in mind that: (1) I'm 60 years old and don't plan on being in competitions - I just want to learn some fun, recreational skills; (2) I'm 6' 4" tall; (3) I weigh 225 pounds in my riding gear; and (4) my boot size is US 14. I don't look exactly like a Yeti, but I am sort of built like one! I would also like to start with a bike, new or used, that's as inexpensive as possible - while still being reliable. At this stage, I really don't care about appearance and/or high performance parts. I just want it to start easily and readily, run smoothly, and give me the opportunity to work on basic skills. Any ideas? Thanks! Elllvis
  2. I've joined the forum because it seems like a good place to learn from folks who know much, much more than I do! I'm a retired teacher who has been riding on roads and trails from more than 40 years, but has never been on a trials bike. Now seems like a good time to correct that oversight, especially since I live in an area with lots of places that look perfect for trials riding (southern Illinois, in the Shawnee National Forest). I'm looking forward to reading and learning. Thanks!

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