I would say that it is more technical than Teak Place. More loose rocks. But if you managed Teak fine you should be ok. Give it a try it can only make you stronger as long as you stay on the bike.
We went this past weekend. Awesome ride but not for beginners. Unless they dont mind walking alot. We where told they are looking into putting out tracks that will be easier, but at the moment it is pretty though riding.
Sounds good. This is a relatively safe area. It might be close to Munsieville but personally I can't see that being a problem. I will definately give it a try, hopefully Sunday. @harryhcs: What are you guys planning to charge after this weekend?
Doing time on a indoor trainer is always boring, but once you get use to it it is not so bad. Most people give up to quickly. I normally ride while I am watching a TV show. Seems to keep my mind busy so that I don't get bored on the bike.
Indoor trainers are normally noisy. Some are more noisy than others. The really expensive ones seem to be a bit better. Are you using a mountain bike or road bike? If it is a mountain bike with off-road (non slicks) it will be even worse.
Has any one had a bad experience with Outsurance. I know a guy who claimed twice in one year for R50K plus both times and they paid out no problem. I am asking because my insurance is currently with them.canfan2010-06-15 02:11:02
Maybe there should rather be a category called off road or dirt road riding for people that doesn't want to ride any technical stuff. I think one can make a lot of money catering for people that want to go on a nice leisurely ride and get a medal at the end of the ride.
Really? Would be awesome if Logwood opens up again. Where did you hear about it? I got an email from my cycling club. They are having a big carnival this weekend for the re-launch. It also wont be run by an outside company anymore, so they are dropping the prices from R50 to R30.
Then you either roll over and die' date=' or go to the doctor - ie do something about it, not go online and complain about your situation. This thread is in the comments (suggestions) section, meaning I've asked admin to please assist [/quote'] Agteros, I think we all agree with you on this. It gets a bit much when everybody moans about everything and their dog on this forum. We are just having some fun in the meantime.
1. Its not a great idea to guess what the right setup should be. Rather get your bike setup done properly. It will help you alot. If you can't, don't go according to the height wrt your Hip. You have to look at your leg extension. 2. WRT to climbing, momentum is key. As soon as you loose momentum you are going to struggle.
