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Not exactly trials but there’s an ‘02 Pampara for sale that looks in good condition. Are parts available at all or would this be a mistake?

I have an '02 Pampera, they can do easy-course trials well in the right hands ... which is not my hands, lol

The rear linkage dogbones aren't available any more (I got a machinist friend to make fresh inserts for mine), but stuff like the water pump, piston etc is easy to get.  They're really good bikes, and perfect for the mountains where I am :)

 

edit: forgot to mention, the clutch slave cylinder isn't available either, and they often get damaged when the chain breaks.  Apparently a chinese one can be fitted but I've not had to look for that myself yet.

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Thanks. I’ve got an EVO for trials. Just want a non-trials bike for chasing the wife around on her trail bike. Don’t need a 13” suspended race bike so this sounds perfect.

Yeah, it's good for going out on a trail, doing a bit of trials-y riding, and going home.  Bigger tank than a 4-Ride too.

Me and my other half now have a pair of Rieju Tangos, which are a little less trials but have a lot more range, but we still have the Pampera in case we want to take a visitor out in the mountains.

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