Caerus

Yeah, you can have my sloppy seconds

Whats this admin fee all about, Its the same when buying a car - Whats the admin fee, if I buy a bike for R80 000 there is no admin fee.

So how did they find out at Miway about the post here, There is a bloody agent on here

A tow bar will be expensive

Its scare tactics that you should have to get your car serviced by the dealer

When I mentioned this when I wanted to trade my car in at a dealers he said it actually meant nothing in a roundabout kind of way Maybe it will get you a bit extra in a private sale, just like your extras on a car, means nothing to dealer.

Carte Blanche just busted Bosch Sevice guys in Durban for ripping off people and doing unnessasary work, and telling them they need stuff done when they dont.

From my point of view its also a tool

Wisdom is strong in this one

I just want one

Ive got no problem climbing hills on my Trance, and Ive got it down to below 12kg

Not really sure, peer pressure perhaps, not in the sense that they goaded me along. Its something I dont think I have an actuall proper answer for .

Off to A&E then lad

Nah, those are still good wheels - They have done only minumum milage too - She is more then happy with a few hand me downs

Well done to you I havent saved anything, its all gone into the hobby

I might pi$$ her off and end get the wrong end of the boot Eina.

Today marks 3 months being a Non-smoker

They are full on hectic, I dont se her involved in a ruck or maul situation, or climbing Mount Everest either. Maybe just leave the screws in them.

The missus is now the proud owner of pair of Olympic Typoons - She is super chuffed Do I put these metal studs in them? They seem pretty hectic or could I get something else to insert there?

I wanna build a tubeless set of wheels for the missus, I have a pair of Mavic 317 which are still new lying about theat has the front wheel all made up still, so only needs a conversion to tubeless done. The rear wheel needs a new hub, so got a bit of a dilema, what decent rear hub to buy -Im not wanting to spend too much as she is still getting into the sport. Im thinking either Hope,Shimano XT or im open to any suggestions please. Also will the Mavic's be ok to do the tubeless conversion with?

Never, white pant & shoe now thats overkill

ok cool, thanks for the info, gonna go look today :-)

Gosh, this makes so much sense now, I thought it was just me - Takes me at least a half an hr to warn up, then I feel like I could ride all day. Then when ive done about 40km - 50km for a training ride, I suddenly feel I could do at least another 10 km no problem.

It was through Detour trails http://www.detourtrails.co.za/web/ , we went up too Holla this morning, but they do it at Giba as well, only next year for the next one. She loved it, said it was definatly worth it.

Sent the missus on a MTB skills course today - The bug has well and truly bitten now, she wants some cleated shoes now Was wondering if there is a differnace between Men & Womans MTB shoes? Ive read through the various threads and the best buy seems to be the Olympic III , but all the replies saying so are from guys, so just wanted to know if they are mens specific or would they be fine for woman too? If, on the off chance they dont fit her well, what is the next best option as a starter pair of cleated shoes? Many thanks