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250 Vertical Combat, trials beginner

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Is the Vertigo Vertical Combat 250 too much bike for a beginner trials rider?

Novice dirt bike rider, 185 lbs. 

Totally depends on how good your brake, clutch and throttle control is.   At only 150 pounds and covered largely in plastic a modern trials bike is a very good beginner motorcycle, just as long as you stay in control of it and all of them have the potential to get out of hand if you don't retain control over the brakes, clutch and throttle at all times.

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I would characterize my brake, throttle, and clutch control as "moderate" 🤣

3 minutes ago, AnthonyZ said:

I would characterize my brake, throttle, and clutch control as "moderate" 🤣

Then you will need to practice lots and lots until you get good at it 👍 there is no down side if you don't mind crashing once in a while.

Super nice competitive motorcycle, one finger brake, one finger clutch, lively suspension, very low centre of gravity and plenty of power on tap.  They eat a fair amount of fuel but very little oil, as with any fuel injected engine keep the fuel level high in the tank for better cooling of the expensive fuel pump.   The rad fan makes enough noise to scare bears away 😎 

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