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hi, i am 20 years old and from belgium

i started trialbike (bicyle) riding when i was 15 years old.

then bought an KTM 250 enduro at 18 years and sold the bicycle.

now i want to do trials back on a motorcycle.

what bike should i buy? what brand is good? 2stroke of 4stroke? i think a 125 is to light for me,

so is there much difference between the 250-280-320-... cc bikes?

(sorry for bad english)

greets

Victor

Hi Victor, welcome to the forum.

There is a lot of great information on the forum regarding starting out and lots of information on the brands of bikes.

First up you should try and find a trials club near you and perhaps go along and see what they do, they may be able to point you in the right direction regarding what bike may suit you.

I would say that you should not go above 250cc until you are confident that you can handle the power, there is a bit of a difference with the power output of the bikes above 250cc.

Two stroke bikes are usually cheaper to buy second hand than four strokes, as far as brands go i don't think there is any particular one to avoid, it is more a case of what you feel comfortable on.

Good luck with the search, i am sure you will get all the help that you need on here.

Cheers

John.

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