Troi Sport

There will only be links in August But I do have pics

just seen the 2016 range of Ritchey goodies 2 new frames for 2016 the Ascent and the Timberwolf

The 80's is always in fashion

This bar stem?

Just needs brakes ......And grips to complete the build

About R4500 about a year ago But the ZAR has gone for a loop since then International trade is the local importer

We got them from International Trade

We built two cotics for customers with the V Twin. Works wonderfully well.

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/

29/6/2015

29/6/2015

Almost Done for the Showroom tour http://bicicletta.co.za/blogs/news/33553476-2015-06-08-showroom-tour

Building this puppy up for next weeks Showroom launch

2 x Ritchey P-29ers are arrivng today I'm going to build up the 19" with a Lauf TL29er fork if anyone wants to drop by the showroom next week, I will have it there to take around a little course. photo's will be taken and posted (you may have to wear a funny helmet)

Just arrived 13 units

new stock being collected from the airport today

R14092.00 per set http://ritcheylogic.com/media/catalog/product/cache/6/image/640x480/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/z/e/zeta-disc-road-cross-wheelset-15.jpg WCS ZETA II DISC The do-everything aluminum race wheel is wider, lighter and stiffer than ever—and now available in a disc brake version. Tom Ritchey believes in high quality aluminum road wheels—they offer incredible performance and durability that’s hard to beat at any price. The critically acclaimed Zeta is completely redesigned to be wider, lighter and laterally stiffer, yet still tough enough to endure gravel road rides and cyclocross races that would chew lesser wheels to pieces. New dedicated disc brake version features new two-piece forged hubs and disc-only OCR rim extrusion. New forged and machined phantom disc hubsDisc-specific Zeta II oCR™ rims are light, stiff, wide and tubeless readyForged, machined and staggered hub flange increases spoke bracing angle and builds a stronger, lighter wheelCenterlock compatible1,560 grams (735g front, 825g rear) Rims: WCS Zeta II Tubeless OCRProprietary Ritchey extrusion balances ride quality and aerodynamicsRear OCR® (Off Center Rim) design reduces wheel dish to balance spoke tension for a stronger, stiffer wheelHubs: WCS Disc w/9mm standard QRSpokes: DT Competition 2.0/1.8 DBNipples: BrassBuild: 24/2xFreehub: alloyBB black finish

If you need Disc Cx wheels, I have a set of HEDs in stock and 2 sets if Ritchey WCS Zeta's flying in this week

sold out we will place another order next week