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Older GG's

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Hi I have been looking for a bike to start trials but nothing much has come up in S,Wales.

Ther is a 1999 GG250 which has just surfaced. It is 6 speed with hydraulic clutch. Are there any issues with the older bikes I should be aware of, or should I just wait for a newer model to come along?

Thanks

as long as it is in good condition its a good bike to start with.more reliable than a early pro.if you get at a good price you will almost get your money back when you sell it .

as long as it is in good condition its a good bike to start with.more reliable than a early pro.if you get at a good price you will almost get your money back when you sell it .

:agreed:

No trials bikes are made that well (regardless of the brand), so often they are all pretty worn out especially 11-12 years old!

However in terms of robustness and general ridability the 'pre pro' models are better bikes than the later models.

If its a good example go for it...

Hi I have been looking for a bike to start trials but nothing much has come up in S,Wales.

Ther is a 1999 GG250 which has just surfaced. It is 6 speed with hydraulic clutch. Are there any issues with the older bikes I should be aware of, or should I just wait for a newer model to come along?

Thanks

Solid, reliable bike, good for a beginner to bash about on. As with any used bike, assume nothing has been done in terms of maintenance and service everything, especially all bearings (steering stem, linkage etc.).

Jon

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Thanks for the help guys, shall go and have a look and keep you updated

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