Help.....

Welcome to the forums. I can help you out if you fly out to Cyprus.

For buying equipment I use 'MDC' (municycle.com). They're very fast and
reliable.

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let's say that i would like to learn some tricks..but i really don't
know how to ride so at first i need to learn that..what would u
recommend?

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Buy wrist wraps, they are cool to wear and you will have more fun
skidding your palms down the road. Find a long wall and climb on
holding the wall, and use it to steady as you get used to pedaling
along. A week of afternoons, and you will be able to ride along without
the wall.
Buy the best 20" uni you can afford. People argue constantly about
what the best is in each price range.
For learning they are all good. If short on cash, you can buy
something [censored] used for next to nothing. Then put a good seat on it. I
learned on a junker that I taped foam to the seat. For just learning
to ride around on, only seat comfort really matters. Any 20" will do
fine.
If cash isn't real short, the KH uni's are excellent value. It's
cheaper to buy the good one first rather then a 200$ and then a 500 $.
Still, finding a cheapo used one for 20$ or so is best. Then buy a
good one when you know what you want.

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