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He has a road bike.

I think the new range of GT bikes are very good looking and from the reviews it seems like their bikes trail/enduro are pretty good performance wise. And GT was always on the more reasonable side of prices.

Hey guys, I am looking at the GT Sensor and Force right now and I am quite liking what I am seeing. Got me wondering who does GT or sells the more trail - enduro GT bikes in SA? Was curious on pricing.

There was a guy that was confronted at the track here behind a High School and said please take my phone and wallet in panic and reached into his pocket for his phone in the one hand and the other he delayed on purpose so that they can see the phone and in the motion of handing the phone the other hand he swung out with a pepper spray and sprayed the guys and managed to pick up his bike and get to safety. Maybe this sort of a thing can work, I guess it depends on the situation too.

Pulling or accidentally push or knock the brake lever without having a clip in. Removing a cassette in a rush and ended up damaging the cassette so much that some of the gears slipped the whole time no matter what. Doing multiple stuff at the same and having a phone call on loud speaker ended up with a tubeless installation done but with the tyre's rotation the wrong way. Doing bike maintenance (clean chain and rings etc.) without wearing gloves. Not really an issue but just saves you so much time, I don't mind dirty hands at all but since I started wearing gloves I will never stop. Gave my headset a nice proper service but broke the bottom bearing's seal ring. Put on new lock on grips forgot to tighten them hopped on the bike and in this motion slipped and my feet got stuck and tangled and ended on the floor. Figured out that there is a L and R pedal after installation. The list is really long haha But the best for me is: Offering to help/fix something on a bike for someone but it ends up being much worse than expected and the person then blames/avoids you and even says you scratched their stanchion.

OneUp Components carbon bar and you will be set. Has amazing design and manufacturing. https://trailtechcycles.co.za/collections/oneup-components?page=2 If you like a proper review: OneUp bars & stem next on my list.

Does this only happen when you use the brake? If it happens without you using the brake it can also be your bearings in your hub(s) that needs some grease.

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Hi guys, So I am considering buying a Cotic Rocket frame and would like to know if anyone would be able to tell me what mounting hardware I would need to mount my RockShox Monarch Plus RC3 to this frame, if I need any? Don't know much about shocks and fitting them to be honest. Thanks

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You can pretty much get trail shorts or baggies at most shops. A few things I personally do: I prefer my baggies without inners (padding for your bum bum) so that I can wear them a few times and just put on a fresh bib or padded shorts for the next ride. I just buy padded shorts at MRP Sport. I own a pair of Specialized, Pearl Izumi and Fox padded shorts and to be honest can't tell the difference between my R299 MRPs and my R1000+ brand shorts. So you can get nice brand baggies + MRP padded shorts for a little cheaper and way more use. I have found that I can buy a pair of baggies + 2 or sometimes 3 padded shorts for the price of a single brand padded baggy pants. For jerseys I just buy plain black / gray MRP sport Maxed exercise shirts they very cheap when compared to mtb jerseys. I much like other people also like a brand here and there so I do have some, got myself a very nice Scott one on sale yesterday for R699. Something nice with tops is, if you like brands you can get like Fox t-shirts for around R299 and just ride with those in the winter and skinny jeans are also great for winter. So if you are like me and you don't really want to fork out quite a bit of money just for some branded kit this works perfectly fine, tried and tested. Like winter time is honestly the best, jeans and hoody riding there is just something to it.

If you are going for the experience you can do it on most mountain bikes similar to your bike, it is just more about knowing your own limits both for yourself as rider and your bike and riding within that. Do what you feel confident with and have a good day, that is all.

https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/353465-commencal-meta-v4/ There you go.

Don't know the extent of your budget but these are probably the best ones you can buy that delivers amazing audio and noise cancelling. https://www.takealot.com/sony-wireless-noise-cancelling-headphones-black/PLID52537918

I got a bike from them, very friendly over the phone and what not. But, I never got my water bottle cage with which I added and the tyres the bike came with wasn't the same as in the ad, I got two Spez Slaughters front and rear which honestly is a very big bummer that tyre on the front was no good I tried it, so extra cost of getting a new tyre. And I honestly think they hide the worst damage in their ads but that is just me. Overall, just another 2nd hand option.

Jip, got the bike like that both tyres are also new so it's kind of like okay nice spare tyre for the back going to get something else on the front as soon as pay day comes around and maybe one or two more things who knows haha

Hey guys, I am talking about the trails up in the mountains behind Wonderboom Hoërskool close to Montana, Wonderboom, Waverley, Reitfontein etc. I just want to know if it is any safe to ride there? I was there maybe 2 years ago and I have heard about one incident of a stabbing and mugging nothing else.

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bikebay.co.za - In Pretoria East. bikemarket.co.za - In Sandton but a wider variety of bikes I would say.

MRP Stage, first ride today and it is sick!

I have seen bikes on racks outside in parking lots and the first thought I get is "Wonder if I could steal those bikes. ".

Weird flex but okay. That is pretty insane, well done.

1. I believe there is a reason why companies make all these different sizes of the exact same product and doesn't just throw in a shim here and there and not make certain sizes at all. Maybe stress testing and so on have shown signs of slight concern that they would like to avoid? Because just doing 30.9 droppers and throwing in a shim for 31.6 makes sense right? If there really isn't any concerns at all. Then why not just do that? 2. You can get the right size that is specifically made for your bike, why not just do that. 3. Read point 2 again.