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So why did you cycle past all the signs reminding you to buy a permit/board only to find a marshall just appearing out of thin air reminding you again because you did not read the signs? Or is accessing private land without permission your hobby?

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How do you get your buttocks "trained" for these type of rides?

Nothing. The screen switches off to save power. You touch a button then the screen switches on again.

361 done and dusted in 21 hours and still had 50% battery left. Battery saver was on though.

Judging by the times and ave speed the pro’s are doing, perhaps it’s time to make the race more difficult for them….

The fuel and flights prices must have had an impact on the TB cancellations. First time ever that there are so many entries available on here.

I'm 99% sure that if one boycott a team because of some kind of political issue or whatever, the TDF or any sport for that matter won't take place. No-one is 100% clean. If you find a team that is clean, then you go to the equipment, is that is clean, next up is the staff. If they are clean then next up are the other sponsors. Eventually someone will pop up dirty and then it's on to the next one.

The new Madone is ugly.

80mm tubeless valves are available

No problems with mine and it has done close to 17500km

I only saw this thread now. I was hit by a car from behind while cycling on 6 Jan ‘22. This happened right in front of Willowbridge, Bellville at 5:05. No place is safe

Best is to take a chance on a Sunday. The workers are off on Sundays. We rode the pass in Feb without issues.

TB is easy peasy.

Yes, only for 10 gears

First place = $5000 and second $4000

25g of carbs per hour on long rides

Exactly this. An airtag is only as good as the amount of iPhones in it's vicinity. Whoever wants to use it, go for it, but don't expect a foolproof solution. All you have to lose is a bike and an airtag.

Don’t go on working days. We went recently on a Sunday with no issues. Saturdays are working days.

7-12 hours per week is plenty. If you can repeat all the climbs at Wolwespruit 15 times in one session you should be ok.

What happened?

It all depends on the frame as well. But for someone @ 197cm, the average 60cm frame would be too small.

The problem with pedal power meters are that they are not rock proof....

USN gels works fine for me. I prefer something to chew, but when I do a road ride with a few hasty friends, chewing doesn't work.

What is better which are manufactured in SA? The imported bars/gels costing over R30 each is way too expensive.