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  1. My first 24h and it was a fantastic experiance. All in all, top-notch from me - did not even notice the rain; just saw fun falling (and a bit of pain). Marshals were really awesome - that really stuck in my mind right through; well that and another flash or two. Would also like to compliment the team - particularly 'coz the beer did not run out (oh, or the 100plus). MC could however do a smaller event or two in prep of next year - maybe an adult event.. I aint explaining to anyone what a P..s is.... Will be back for sure. And well done to Graeme ??? Sprits were high and there to the end dispite a rather unfortunate weekend... Awesome to meet you; strongs in finding/replacing your stolen road bike in good time for your race!!!
  2. brilliant! you win - what you win?
  3. No sir! Im a snoep baas-ted! And also cannot sell it (you see "the guy" is my boss and CEO - so there will be no CLM's here) Thanks for the link - awesome.
  4. It will stand in his garage with his 12 other bikes, I am sure..... Expat - all his bikes just arrived (bought the Caad just before he got transfered without getting the opportunity to ride). Bought a Pina for the Argus - so this is just (another) dust collection machine I suppose......
  5. Caad10 Ultegra
  6. Hi all, Please advise!!! Would like views and opinions - even if you have a "what are you thinking tonsil" in your reply. I can get a really, really good deal on a pretty awesome road bike. It is a 54cm and I am 187 - so i should be on a 56/57; BUT can I make a 54 work (and how), considering it's a steal.... Or am I just being a nob and should not make the cardinal mistake of getting the wrong size - just 'coz its a really good deal? Its just that it is brand spanking and freaking awe-some and once in a life time..... Oh and I do want a road bike - im not afraid of the speed Please throw your pearls of wisdom at me. PS - Sorry; I cannot get the bike and sell it to you. The deal is, i must ride road with the seller if I take the bike off his hands.......
  7. Chances are good that 25 or more people were kindly assisted during the race - I know of several. You might need to provide some specifics in order to ID the correct persons and thank them appropriately. Names; your name; rides; gear - something?
  8. So is the question then: why would SC air it and give him the pleasure? Do not condone; but just 'coz he is a top cyclist does not mean he is perfect - many sports persona have blips on their CV's. Be sure some will be watching your behaviour on the hub sooner or later feathers will be ruffeled - once you have a couple more posts....
  9. SC recons Derek and his mates will air this story coming Sunday....? Or was I listening like a tonsil again? Could go either way; or rather two ways... One bike-jackings will decline / stop. (2) as has been discussed at lenght; a brave civil may stop and confront someone with a suspicious bike (and it may not end well).... Lets hope for One only!!! But lets face it - if "Bad Brad" (yes, sterio...) does make waves when he sees a bike he feels the ower should not have - it could end badly....
  10. Oh - that is for a bike!! Slap two wheels on there and you ready to go! Problem solved and i will never again visit this thread (but i did bump it for you - pleasure!).
  11. 1. It is a great bike and perfect for your intended use. I have one too. Good price, must say. 2. Do not rush your decision.......EDIT: I dont think i expressed this clearly enough.... DO NOT rush your decision. Take time, compare, decide. 3. Stocks are limited and the price is good 'coz everyone is getting rid of their 2011 stock (at great prices) to make space for the new stock. Hence the comp will be too. Take some more off the price in 5months. 4. Everyone, sooner or later, has an affair with a GT in the mountains! Good luck!
  12. Hey Witkop! Man that rolls off the tongue..... Bit of both Groennies; but also long rolling flat gravel roads when i visit the folks - big time in it for the fun - so 19" then!!! I dont really have the financial backing to buy 7 bikes for all occasions - so a bit of a one shoe fits all. Thanks Witkop!
  13. Thanks guys, Tankman appreciate. Road bike size (is another inbetweener) but 58cm. Ill have to resist the impulsive urge to but and go find the same bike somewhere in a store. Hope the deal is still around after the weekend... @krl747 - ride often enought to keep my weight under 80kg's!! ok ok - the last few weeks might not warrant a new bike, but we are prospective creatures and planning for the future is what we we do! So ill need a new bike to do that
  14. Keel - guy busy with some Industrial Aerobics outside - place under lockdown and give me time to peruse the hub..... Agree - it does help in the decision / make up your mind, but its not quite the same as grinding it out for hours when the 'ol rugby back lets you know its still around; knees remind you of that big-hit.... Problem is - there is no option btw the 20 and 19. The option is 19 or 19.
  15. Hi guys, gals, Please provide some practical expertise / opinions / advice. Dont need to invite or welcome some 'spice' to the debate - this is the hub. Looking at buying a new MT Bike. I am 187cm and have a 89cm inseam. Resultantly 19" or 20" are the options. I have read all the charts and tables and viable options and so forth - hoping for an "alternate" form of information. (PS - sorry will only be able to respond intermittently if you want to know my weight; shoe size; longest finger on my left hand or other measurement in order to comment. If you are a young lass between the age of 20 and 30 and would like some more info, I am available for dinner and my number is 082 8..........) Appreciate - Don't shoot......
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