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2004 Gas Gas Txt 280 Vs 2008 Beta Rev 3 250?

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Hey guys, so i am looking to get into trials, this will be my first trials bike for actually doing trials. (i have a ty80 i learnt on some years ago, went to ride mx but not too good at it, so want to start trials) The GG is $3500 AUD and the Rev 3 is $3300 AUD. Which would be better for a learner and as a first trials bike? Knowing me it'll take a beating the bike, as i'll be dropping it throwing it around trying to learn things!! So which is a better bike and easier to get parts for? Also do you think the GG is over priced, and if i do buy should i try to haggle him down?

~Elias

When buying used it is more important how the bikes have been used and maintained rather than just age so you need to see and try the bikes out,

 

But I do think that the 250 Beta would be a better option for a new rider as some 280's can be a handful for inexperienced riders plus Beta are not going through any of the problems that GAS GAS  are currently facing although even if they (GG) do fold parts should be available for many years to come,

 

Cheers Steve,  

Beta ,easier to ride,better made,4 years newer and better spares availability,no contest

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