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[QUOTE="motochick, post: 222769, member: 22200"]
Trials is a very addicting sport.  I signed us both up for a class before we even had the Monty's, so we took it on our enduro bikes.  We learned so much and had so much fun, that 2 weeks later, we both had new (used) Monty's.  The hardest thing for both of us was  "gripping the tank".  Patman is right, you want your legs spread apart.  Another hard thing to get used to was the very touchy brakes.  Now that I am comfortable with that, I want the same brakes on my enduro bikes!

The thing with trials is, you need to have a good circuit to compete in.  I have way more fun in the ribbons, than I do just freeriding or practicing.  You can find used bikes for a pretty reasonable price and have it shipped to you.  That is what my hubby did.  He bought his back east and it was shipped thru forward air.  Turned out to be a beautiful bike, just what the guy had told us.  The great thing about these bikes is you put premix in them and ride.  There aren't a lot of mods or suspension stuff to deal with.  Most people ride them bone stock.  Even the pros.

Brenda
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