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Troi Sport

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  1. Easy to travel with
  2. the round Coupler (seen below the torqkey and above the joint) holds the down tube together the seat post braces the Seat tube and top tube. both Seat Tube and top tube clamp around the seat post
  3. My bike has not taken me anywhere .....yet
  4. This weeks project
  5. Finish at Fairview Farm 50 kms from Middelburg EC and also 50 kms from Richmond EC
  6. In the backwoods of the Karoo Nieuw Bethesda (Brewery)
  7. Felt like I was riding in Venice this morning [emoji1]
  8. and a few of these CLASSIC saddles http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0250/7844/products/f7578461f8550c923a583429d18e6c28e6fcf4da_1024x1024.jpeg?v=1436360167http://bicicletta.co.za/products/saddle-classic-brown
  9. I got some Ritchey Steel Frames in yesterday mostly Road Logics http://bicicletta.co.za/collections/frames http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0250/7844/products/road-logic-build-2013_1024x1024.jpeg?v=1430733117
  10. I remember The bioscope (movies/cinema for the young folks) in Welkom. I Think it was called The Alpha On Stateway, just off "The Hoefie" [emoji1]
  11. I rode the standard weight (rider > 65kg) Lauf at Redbarn And this past weekend I rode the Light (rider <70kgs) out east of PTA. Firstly, to answer the question on everyones lips, I weigh 90kgs. Okay 90ish kgs. I was particularly interested in the Lauf's performance on corrugations and climbs. Will gather my thoughts through the day and write a more detailed answer
  12. @BICICLETTA_ZA: Lauf Forks: how strong are they? Lauf Prove the Strength: Lifting a Land Rover Truck with a carbon Fork http://t.co/Cpcc8dZ0Vv
  13. a rather amusing interview ​ Lauf Forks ~ Innovation from the Frosty North Posted on June 10, 2015 by Scandinavian Jesus — 1 Comment ↓Very recently, as in like three days ago, I recapped the last portion of the journey Dirty and I made to Iceland last summer. During our last days in Reykjavik we did some riding with a few local followers. And they all rode these funky suspension forks. Like nothing I’d seen before. They’re from a company calledLauf Forks. Naturally we gawked, took pictures, and asked questions. We learned that the design is based on some of the engineering behind certain prosthetic limbs. I considered touching on the design in the recap of the trip, but decided that wouldn’t do it justice. So I caught up with the owner via email. His name is Benedikt Skúlason, and he was more than willing to answer some questions for me. read the whole interview here : http://drunkcyclist.com/2015/06/10/lauf-forks/
  14. Just arrived 13 units
  15. new stock being collected from the airport today
  16. sold out we will place another order next week
  17. We do Cycteks distribution
  18. http://bicicletta.co.za/products/lauf-tr29-fork 990g
  19. http://bicicletta.co.za/products/lauf-tr29-fork we have 2 in stock http://bicicletta.co.za/products/lauf-tr29-fork
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