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what 4t trials bikes are there?

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im new to trials and i want to get a 4t bike, but not sure which trials bikes are 4t?

will be happy with any replies.

thanks bleddyn

Hi, there are few to choose from,

Beta Rev4/250/300 (avoid 2007 as they suffered from bad oil leaks) the 2008's are very nice to ride, Lovely power delivery. the 300 Rev4 in my opinion has a bit to much power.

Beta Evo 4t/250/300 (2009-2011), Very reliable, The 300 is My favourite personally, Spot on to ride.

Montesa 4rt, A very reliable Bike as it uses a Honda 250 4t motor, A bit to much on the heavy side though.

Scorpa 250f. Don't know much about them as I've never ridden one, Yamaha motor though

Sherco 320 4T, In my opinion a horrible bike to ride, Feels like your holding onto a jackhammer when riding it. It has to much unusable power.

I think that's about it.

Have a look around some trials, See if you can catch a go on some, I personally would reccomend a 2008 Beta Rev4 250, Or a Beta evo 4t 300, Both are excellent bikes.

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Hi, there are few to choose from,

Beta Rev4/250/300 (avoid 2007 as they suffered from bad oil leaks) the 2008's are very nice to ride, Lovely power delivery. the 300 Rev4 in my opinion has a bit to much power.

Beta Evo 4t/250/300 (2009-2011), Very reliable, The 300 is My favourite personally, Spot on to ride.

Montesa 4rt, A very reliable Bike as it uses a Honda 250 4t motor, A bit to much on the heavy side though.

Scorpa 250f. Don't know much about them as I've never ridden one, Yamaha motor though

Sherco 320 4T, In my opinion a horrible bike to ride, Feels like your holding onto a jackhammer when riding it. It has to much unusable power.

I think that's about it.

Have a look around some trials, See if you can catch a go on some, I personally would reccomend a 2008 Beta Rev4 250, Or a Beta evo 4t 300, Both are excellent bikes.

is it possible to get any of these bikes for under a

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Nope, you're not going to get any 4 stroke trials bike under

so then iff i want a good cheap one it will have to be 2t then?

Pretty much, if you want a good bike, you will have to pay for one, Have a look on ebay though, there might be something half decent for a good price. The old Rev3's are pretty good.

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Pretty much, if you want a good bike, you will have to pay for one, Have a look on ebay though, there might be something half decent for a good price. The old Rev3's are pretty good.

i want one thats 250cc and above really, but i will deffinately have a look on ebay for an old beta rev 3

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Wheelies are down to the rider not the bike, all bikes you can wheelie.

ohh rite, is it harder than doing a wheelie on a motocross bike?

Both make enough hp to wheelie. Keeping it up is technique and hence the rider!

I have to disagree,I couldn't let this pass...but I think an old Rev3 is a poor buy: woeful electrics,self-dissolving crank-cases,suspect rear suspension.

A Montesa 315 would be my choice(yr 2000 ish?).

I know some of the old rev 3's wern't very good, But I knew someone who had an 01 rev3 for a while & it was one of the best old running 2 strokes I had rode, Apart from the faults with the stators that they had, I think there a decent bike. Or as you say A 315 Montesa would be a good option as well.

I'm not out to start a flame war :rolleyes: ..the Rev3 does ride well and the UK importer 'seems' to look after his customers.

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