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69model

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  1. Have a look at the Beta long range kit too. Available from Beta for Rev and Evo.
  2. Thanks for your replies. So that's a 'Yes' and a 'No'. Hmm... @ Ralphy: So a Rev 3 wheel with Rev 4 disc and spacers will fit a Rev 4?
  3. Just bought an 08 Rev 4 and was thinking of getting a spare rear wheel. I've seen a couple of Rev 3 wheels on fleabay - anyone know if a Rev 3 has the same rear wheel fitted the other way round?
  4. Thanks for your replies. Scorpa it is then! Actually - just as a comparison - can anybody give me an idea what sort of price a decent early SY250F would fetch? I'm guessing they're pretty rare as I haven't seen one for sale lately.
  5. Hi all, Thinking about getting a trials bike next year. The little 4t Scorpa looks quite appealing, but I wonder how something like a TY250 mono would compare. Reasons for considering both are: Price (
  6. I have done two H&H on an enduro bike where there was a chap on a Sherco trials bike (with no seat) who did more laps than me and plenty of others. One of these events had a fairly technical wood (for a H&H) - where a trials bike was possibly an advantage. Most of the lap time was spent in the wood. The other event was very open, mostly blatting across flat fields. Unlike me, he was obviously a very good rider (and pretty fit I'd imagine!) but it just goes to show what's possible - although you would need to be careful with big bumps at higher speeds.

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