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Maybe Looking For A New Bike?!?

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Yeah i guess my bike is ok atm. . . the only thing is the rear shock seems very soft,

By looking on ebay im only going to be able to buy a 2005ish bike.

My bike has done me fine for a while, i think im just bored of looking at it lol

Yeah i guess my bike is ok atm. . . the only thing is the rear shock seems very soft,

By looking on ebay im only going to be able to buy a 2005ish bike.

My bike has done me fine for a while, i think im just bored of looking at it lol

Lay out the dosh, man! Get thar self that EVO if you like the Betas!

Passing your old iron on will help another beginner. :thumbup:

If you are keeping your bike - Lay out the dosh for a rebuilt shock. Most shocks need rebuilding every 1-3years. If you brought a newer bike you could still have to rebuild the shock.

Choose a good reason to upgrade the bike.... say a better air box, smoother engine, better brakes, or what ever....(test ride some bikes to get this info).... these will relate to a particular model/year. Then go find the best condition bike of that model. That way your upgrade has a better meaning and/or value.

Oh and yes upgrading your bike is always worth while. New bike = better bike (if you find a good one)

Ralphy

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