Little-Ben

hold your finger were the top half of your fork goes into the bottom half and do the same brake test then you could feel the movement if there is any, otherwise go with turtleks idea

you could just adjust it, before that tho chech the play isn't by the fork stantions, to adjust the headset just loosen the stem bolts and turn the screw inwards on the top cap till the play is gone and the fork also turns smoothly

in sabie its hard to find a venue that has sufficient space for 900 riders plus there families and cars, i think they have a perfect venue considering the demands, maybe next year they can try and get large rubber mats like the ones they put over cricket fields or maybe those grid mats for the muddy days to prevent the fields from being destroyed, immagine you lent them your lovely school field with grand stand and they wreck it, would you want them back coz i doubt most people would, they really have come along way but they have done well, on my side i had a great first day, got a 23rd overall second day we were in about 9th or 10th when my derailer broke and rode single speed to the end for a 35th. on day three my team mate pulled out for some reason so took it easy from there and same on day 4, nice too see some hubbers and plenty familiar faces

never really thought about doing that, sounds like a good plan also check your fox's stantion with your finger nail and look for maybe a small small scratch, that could be also cutting into your seal lightly and causing the leak

well we got the same problem on two fox's and the bike shops have decided that its normal

Hey little-ben' date=' must've been tough! How did you and your dad do?[/quote'] well the weather made the day super tough and with around 30ks to go my team mate pulled out so i ended up finishing alone, dad and my uncle road well also tho,

well if anything here in sabie it poured down like mad today

thanks IanJ, dad said thanks too

found out after the 18km hill we were only 5mins behind the leaders and in 11th or 12th position, must have gotten to around 9th or 10th by about 38 ks den it was hell from there, hoping for a top 10 or 15 tomorrow but we will see how that goes

looks like we lost that 23rd today, 38ks in my hanger broke and my chain, only managed a 35th today with like a 4h22m dropped from about14th to 35 after loosing 45 mins over 40ks

its pretty large, i havn't seen it all but we wern't allowes to ride one side but it has serious potential for awesom riding, cant wait to ride it all, its really great out there

yip thats the one

cheers man keep well

type 1 doesn't have these crazy fast A-C bunch men to pull them to the end so when type 2 has to ride according to tactics and possibly being pushed to the front to work they may realise that they just are not as strong as they thought, ive been through that to as a male when i thought hmm im riding just as fast as the juniors untill i rode with them for the first time and got dropped at like the quarter mark.

im also pretty excited to ride it, from what i hear it sounds amazing, its also nice to just get out and have something new to ride now and then, do you know when they going to have the full park up and ready with all trails?

feeling pretty yuk on the bike today. dads not allowed to eat and he may be discharged tomorrow luckily, will send your regards to him for you maybe arrange a ride through the rest of the park sometime, sad we didn't get to see it all but after today i would love to go through and see the restLittle-Ben2008-11-20 14:26:30

bigben has been admited to mulbarton hospital for stitches on that flappy piece of skin between your lip and teeth, doc can only do it tomorrow though, i have a supper dupper thank you to send out to Ali and Andrew, whilst dad was just getting into that wonderfull bed in the hospital they phoned to check on my dad and i greatly appreciat it, Thanks a Million guys as for the park, WWWWOOOOWWWW, if, as said by Andrew, the best single track is on the other side of the highway then dam i can't wait to get on it considering the side we were on was totaly amazing, thanks for taking us nutters in for the day and hope to be back, hope sonic and all others who hit the deck or as Ian said forgot thier parachutes i hope you all feeling ok and get better soon many many thanks Little-Ben

i greet anyone out training including runners and walkers out of respect that they out there traing when i pass them or see them on the other side of the road, they dont always greet back but its better to greet anyways and get the occasional hallo back,

would have to be the model 6, the 7 is the track bike

buy a new bike

do tho's socks have dimples on to match tho's wat i think are zipps, i want some of those, atleast you riding a decent bike, looks like no matter wat bike you ride you gotta be SPECIALIZED in some way tho hey.

i so agree, if you in da front den you have right of way so paulissen should of moved out the way to stay out of trouble and not taken a chance and stuff up a whole finnish

lets just see wat you think

i agree with mint, if you can afford it then buy it and make people drool

I might be a fan of ZIPPs but the the Corimas would get my votes for quality and just all round performance and great looks. the zipps are abit common so its nothing to really rave about these days although they are an awesom set of wheels if you use them for the right job eg a TT, pity you not riding campy coz then it would only be Boras