well Hi i am absolutly new to motor trials. i am 16 and have an old suzuki 250 LT i will get some pics up tomorow need to get it out of the shed . i have been doing trial biking and for around 3 month and can do lurches now (around 3 foot long) and decided that i might as well get the suzuki running and join in on the fun . the suzuki was seatting for a while nad before my step brother rode it bot now he got a suzuki 250 PE and i amgetting the LT since i am more into trials then he is. the bike needs to be worked on, the handle bars need to be replaced and the engine tuned. ( might bring it to suzuki dealership so they would tune it up) otherwise the baby is ready to go, exept i need to find time to take it out, so for now i figuered i could practice trackstanding and learning to balance on rear wheel or something that does not require engine running.

oh and i live in US California in the bay area in dublin. so if you live there and do trials we need to hook up and go for aride anyways. hope to see you all. oh and here is a gif of me doing a simple lurhc drop off ( i was tired so id didnt come out all that good.)

no one got anything to say

oh well

well i pulled it out today and found out it was not LT but RL so here are some pics.

If you haven't already check out your local club at www.sactopits.org they have good vintage/beginner trials on Saturdays. I wouldn't plan on doing any rear wheel balanceing or anything fancy on the vintage bike Once you get it going it should still bring you many hours of fun and looking at your little video you should pick it up pretty fast Have fun!

Edited September 24, 200619 yr by Doc Holiday

i figured that out out once i got it out of the shed. MAN ITSHEAVY. but it can go up anything no problem as long as you get your fornt wheel over the object no i need to find time to go to a bike park need to wait till i get my license so i could drive there cuz my dad is always working.

thanks though