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Alright chaps I have always had bikes but not trial bikes so just looking at getting a entry level bike eying a Huskqvara FE250, also do many of you belong to the TRF group

Nice! 👍  but you are still not shopping for a Trials bike, the FE250 is an Enduro bike and TRF is a Trail Riders Fellowship.  Husky FE is what we call a 'Big bike' because it's a hundred pounds heavier than a modern Trials bike.

The words trial and trail are very easy to mistake for one another, and yet completely different, lol

It's possible to use a trials bike for trails with a bit of moxy, but not the other way around.  The TRF are a generally nice bunch, and for an enduro bike the FE250 is nice though wouldn't be my tool of choice for TRF style trail riding for a first timer ... if it were me, I'd look at an old CRF250L or similar, which is heavier but rideable on the road (where the FE250 would be a PITA, literally) but importantly much quieter - the TRF needs to annoy the NIMBYs as little as possible if they want to retain access to trails.  Also it only needs normal maintenance, having to service a bike after every 8 hours of riding becomes old fast if you're not doing competitions.

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