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Which Of These Three Is Better.....?

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Hey guys,

I have a line on the three following bikes and was hoping you could tell the low down on which of these is the better bike. This is going to be my first trials bike, and I havent had too much riding experience, but I want something I can grow into. I really would like a bike that is super reliable, and has a decent size gas tank for extended riding periods.

1.) 1992 Yamaha TY250: (good condition, runs great, new plastic, tires, domino controls, very clean, front disc break)

2.) 1990 Beta Zero: (New front tire, runs good, very reliable)

3.) 1995 GasGas JT35: (From the day of the really big bore, boat-loads of torque. Needs nothing.)

They are all in the same price range.

Thanks

A friend of mine had a Gas Gas 350 in '95 and it rode him most of the time.

Zero's and Gara's are fairly good if you get a nice one.

In my opinion, the TY250 may be the best buy for you, they are generally trouble free and seem to go on forever, however you should buy by condition with any bike of this age.

Ty 250 is the most reilable and a good starter bike , Beta & Gas Gas easy to learn on & would be better bikes if you become a good rider ,

<_<

I can only speak for The JT 35.

Motor was like a tractor! Loads of torque.

Solid bike, hard to kick over.

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