Theunissa

Jy het obviously lanklaas jou kar laat diens by 'n proper mechanic shop.

Wil ek ook weet. And it's R1800 per hour at vw and R1600 at Ford.

Thanks for this. I live close. By and driving to other clubs like cyclelab cost alot.

I never heard of it. Had to Google it. It's like owning a Ferrari. What's the point. Just a name

Abs kwadraat

You van defenitief go with Robert. He knows his stuff. He built me a nice bike

Damn Thought I was in luck

In my experience yes. Because like Robbie says " I know where you live"

I concur. As an electrician I can tell you that our tools cost more than mos t peoples cars or bikes these days. And it grinds me me a fellow tradie Buys stuff off Facebook or someone for less than half it's real value. Because there is a 99% chance that was stolen from a fellow tradie. And trust me they steel our stuff. And insurance on tools ain't cheap

I started about 5 months ago. I the beginning it was difficult to get used to the cadence, speed, and watts. It all seems out. What's exactly do you mean you can't keep at 65w with 85 cadence. I habe also noticed trainers cadence is 100%. I use my garmin cadence sensor. It gives me better readings. Also it feels alot harder on a trainer than real life. I hate the trainer some days. But it's needed for the improvement

Don't use long socks. Camelbak is a must. Ride next to the road

https://www.sascootershop.co.za/products/cruza-2000w-electric-scooter#zoom

What about those battery scooters. With the lawnmower looking wheels. Also good

For me it was to chat easier to people while riding, to be able to change view, access pause buttons. But due to bad internet it disconnected to often so I stopped using. It was basically a remote for bottom buttons and typing

So it becomes an efficiency tool. Like me using a battery drill and a meggar to find a fault on a cable. It helps you focus on important stuff amd not stupid stuff.