Cippo

Firefly http://m.imgur.com/a/FVDz4

ICS Deltas.

Drop a Scooby 2.5 STi motor in there and I'm in love.

I normally park at the VNA open parking area on the far left towards Sea Point diagonally opposite hospital. You pay a flat rate I think and then cycle through to start as a warm up. Its a short walk past stadium after finish.

Swift Ultravox Ti http://i.imgur.com/xioyJw3.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/oFGGvco.jpg

Nothing yet?

Dibs on the Delta's.

https://sciencetosport.com/ergofit/ Dr. Swart is looking after Phillip Buys this year. I have had a road fitment from him as well. Your next best option is Renay Goustra at Epic Bike shop in Wynberg.

Bar for astronauts.

Vitamin B Complex is a combo of 12 B Vitamins. I checked each individually and none came up as prohibited on WADA or SA Drug Free Sport.

Fizik Antares 00.

Jislaaikit!

Interesting, please tell more? References would be appreciated.

He was in da 'ZONE'.

Kudos to you Skistar. Im guessing he was dressed in mormal clothes, not lycra. He comes walking by wheeling along the SC without a front wheel after liberating said machine from bike rack or owner took wheel out to duck in somewhere. Im really surprised he never gave you hassles.

So was he in the race or nust hanging around. Wheres the front wheel?

Terpstra and Demare triumph on the Doha Corniche Like two years when he captured his first ever professional victory on the Doha Corniche, Arnaud Démare flew to a fantastic sprint victory on the final stage of the 2014 Tour of Qatar. The Frenchman managed to beat Daniele Bennati and Bernhard Eisel to the line. In the bunched pack, Niki Terpstra wins his first ever Tour of Qatar ahead of Tom Boonen and Jurgen Roelandts. As the 147 remaining riders of the Tour of Qatar gathered to the start at the Sealine Beach Resort, south of Qatar, Golden Jersey Niki Terpstra (OPQ) could enjoy a comfortable 17” lead in the general classification over team mate Tom Boonen. The Dutchman knew that he didn't have a lot to worry about on the day's 113.5-km stage that would finish on a circuit around the Doha Corniche. In fairly warm and sunny conditions, it took just a few metres for the first attacks to occur. Indeed five men powered away in the first kilometre: Sergent (TFR), Burghardt (BMC), Westra (AST), Bazzana (UHC) and Chtioui (SKD). The front five who were of not a threat for overall victory pulled away progressively. The gap indeed went from 1'20 at km 7 to a maximum 2'50 at km 35. As they entered the final 6-km circuit, the leading group enjoyed a 2'30 advantage at the crossing of the line. The gap however dropped down to 51” at the first intermediate sprint (km 73.5, 4th crossing of the line), claimed by Chtioui ahead of Sergent and Westra. While the pack led by the Omega Pharma – Quickstep, Lotto – Belisol and Orica – Greenedge boys kept the escapees within shooting distance, the gap moved back up to 1'55 at the second bonus sprint (km 90.5, 7th crossing of the line) that Wetsra won ahead ofSergent and Burghardt. The strong men at the front hung on to the lead all the way to the last lap and were eventually caught just before the final 1-km mark. In a bunched sprint, as expected, Arnaud Démare (FDJ) flew to an impressive victory, beating to the line Daniele Bennati (TCS) and Bernhardt Eisel (SKY). Winner of his first ever victory as a professional rider at the end of his first ever stage race, the 2012 Tour of Qatar, the 22-year-old Frenchman triumphed again on the Doha Corniche. The other man of the day was Niki Terpstra. After first capturing the Golden Jersey on day 1 of the event when he won in Dukhan, the Dutchman managed to hang on to the overall leadership all the way to the finish of the Tour. The 29-year old wins his first major stage race, beating Tom Boonen by 17” and Jurgen Roelandts by 20”. Winner of two stages on this 13th edition (22 stage wins in Qatar), Boonen wins the points' classification (Silver Jersey) while his team mate Guillaume Van Keirsbulck finishes best young rider of the race (White Pearl Jersey). Impressive all along the Tour of Qatar, Omega Pharma – Quickstep are crowned best team.

Tiso Campag compatible 11 speed full titanium cassette. Only €400. 115g for an 11-23 compared to Campy's Super Record 177g for same ratio.

Sub 4kg Di2 bike. http://www.bikerumor.com/2014/02/13/readers-rides-liberty-bikes-builds-a-ludicrous-8-8-lb-di2-road-bike-with-pedals/

http://velosniper.blogspot.com/2008/11/super-drillium-campagnolo-brake-levers.html?m=1

50K can buy this,

I want a pair.

Ag nee man outjie, wot kind!

No wonder you did'nt post pics. I hate Flash player. Someone please download pics and post here, pleeeeez?