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Possibly my next rig... (the Dartmoor Hornet)...

I've lost track of how many times Dial'd has bent over backwards for me. Good bunch of guys bringing in some great brands.

Dial'd have the 2013 Nukeproof Mega AM Comp on special for R32.5k http://dialdbikes.co...<br /><br />160mm travel with a RockShox Monarch Plus and a 170mm RockShox Lyrik up front. It's about as all-mountain as you can get, and it's a bloody bargain that's making me wish I had the dosh lying around. If you want a good AM bike for under R35k, do it now!

Bike prices right now are bloody mental. MENTAL. I'm a little sick just thinking about it.

Gee is anything but a di@k, he just takes racing very seriously and works lank hard. He was one of the first to congratulate Smith after the race.

Looky what Dial'd have listed... http://dialdbikes.co.za/commencal-meta-am-frame-2013.html

This left me wondering why Morewood wasn't showing off a 650B Sukuma prototype... which I am sure many people would love to see (and ride)

+1 Dial'd are the official Dartmoor importer and are usually uber-helpful. They sorted out a problem I had with a Nukeproof hub before...

from my street...

fess up - who just grabbed a cup and tried that?

guilty as charged. or maybe I got the bikes to look cool with the beard. Or maybe I'm just an undercover lumberjack, we'll never know for sure

thanks boet...

yes guy, yes I do...

Good morning, or should I say, good McQueen

A book I had made for my old man of his biking photos from the late 70's / early 80's...

some more randoms

My other bike, '99 Kawasaki W650... currently in pieces in the garage....

My current daily runner - '84 BMW R100RT with the fairing removed, and a BMW solo seat added. Belongs to my old man, but lives in my garage and gets me from A to B...

Ok now I'm just grabbing pics at random from my downloads folder...

But hey, if we're onto custom bikes now, I'm here all week

that beauty's been redone, and now looks like this:

Read all about it here: http://www.bikeexif.com/honda-xl500 Or, if you're in the mother city, just pop into Los Muertos and see it in the flesh

Really - after watching that video, THAT'S what you came away with?

Justin Novella, Dial'd Bikes team rider, locally produced vid... Nice to see the talent we have locally, both the rider and the film / edit crew!