Ti-ny

If you have some second hand Cable disk brake calipers It will be an easy swap, just remembered i battle to find those second hand

I don't plan to drink it just never liked Brandy. As for Swapping, what do you have that you feel is worth the swop, I'm always looking for Bike parts etc

I Don't drink much anymore, but have this lying around. Not allowed to sell but would consider a swop

Doing the Charity Ride for the Helping Hands trust. If you feel like lending a helping hand you can donate on the link below, just reference "Chris Cycle Tour" in the comments section https://www.givengain.com/c/helpinghandtrust/donate/

Friday afternoon I went, or tried to go to go to an established bike shop in Brackenfell Cape Town, I never got in as i was left standing at the gate while the staff/owners inside were talking amongst themselves, so I left and went to Chris Willemse, where i got good service, No wonder some places always struggle

I never had any problems with the bikes, Merlin Ti, and always had great service from Cecil, try phoning him, I'm sure the holdup is from Litespeed Usa.

I won a Thule backpack in their December newsletter comp, after a mic-up where and when the prize would be collected they couriered it to me and man that's an awesome backpack, So yes some comps are real

Carbon MTB Bar snapped nowhere near any clamp on my 3rd ride with it. Seweweekspoort in 2006 at 34km/h, nothing on my bike will ever be carbon again

On hardtail now but had a Merlin Works 4.0 large Fox F100 fork XT groupo at 11.8kg

Hi If your steerer on MTB fork is too short due to changing frames or whatever reason. What would be the best option, I have found these on the net, is there any safety issues? http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/ST308F01-Zoom+Headsup2+Steerer+Extender.aspx?sc=FRGL or http://aebike.com/page.cfm?action=details&PageID=30&SKU=SM1977

Use the split calculator as a guideline, if you climb slower than the split you break yourself to get to the top of the hill in a certain time then have no energy to ride the flats or hang on to the bunch, rather lose some on the hill and make it up on the flats or hang on to your bunch. The proble is there is enough clims so if you cant climb forget about a sub-three

Depends if you want to race or finish, finish, you can use the polar program and make sure you train and ride in the right HR zones, racing go to a specialist Ti-ny2009-11-16 05:58:11

Can't wait to get home, maybe it's there, if not i will start with 1st issue and work my way through again

Please note this post is not aimed at Sean and the mag, I just wanted to know if I should blame the post office for being slow, or that my mag was stolen by the neighbours emu kid. I have sent a mail to info@treadmag.co.za to ask the question as well but thought i might get a faster response on the hub, which I did. Read my first post again, not accusing anybody of anything, just asking a question. Don't attack me because you can't read and feel the need to play the hero.

Hi have any of of the subscribing hubbers received your mailed copy, as i got a newsletter stating the 3rd issue is on the shelves

Upgrade the fork, CWC look at the Reba they have on special, a good fork makes the ride a lot better and then look at the wheels and might have to look at rear mech and shifter as i'm not sure if you have 8sp or 9sp

Milton or Koeksoda, and keep it in the freezer

Thats pretty high up in Tokai on a single speed, I can feel my legs burning just looking at the pic

Merlin Works 4.0 Large 20? Frame, Titanuim with Ellsworth design rear triangle. (Merlin actually builds the Ellsworth Ti frames for them)<?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Frame has a lifetime warranty Juicy Seven Disk brakes Sram X.0 Gripdshifts and rear derailleur Front der Sram X.9 Cranks Shimano XT Hollowtech (external BB) Cassette ? Shimano XT Chain XTR Wheels built ? Sun Ringle disk 6 bolt Rims DT Swiss EX 4.1 front and ER 5.1. Rear wheel is 36 spokes so very strong Seatpost - Thompson Saddle ? Fizik Nizene Front shock ? Fox F100 RLT Rear shock Fox Float pro-pedal 100mm Handlebar <?:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Easton Alu EA60 Grips and barends is the Cane Creek combo (lock on and Ergo 2 barends) Wheels is tubeless converted Front is the maxis Crossmark ust and the rear is the kenda small block 8 ust Headset ? Cane creek S-8 Total bike = 11.8kg.And a lot can still be done as I went for strong and durable rather than light The Bike is about 7 months old, none of the components are worn, so ready to ride. Asking R24k for the full bike Or frame and rear shock only for R14k ( I will then decide on the sale of the groupset, only if frame is sold first) I can mail pics of the bike if you want directly to you Or Phone me on 082 8035 615 if you are interested Reason for Selling: Not cycling due to knee problems (old rugby ligament tear resulting in an unstable knee)

Ti-ny - I normally make most cyclist around me look Tiny, so go the nickname from riding buddies.

As far as I know you get the option to get no gift but rather the gift exhanged for reduced rate. so you choose. So pay normal rate and get a gift, or pay less and get no gift. Dont even say that it's not a gift because you are paying for it, as the reduced rate is actually a cash gift?

Hi Not all cyclist are bad, yesterday in my car on my way home one of the Acsys team riders were next to me. This young man set a perfect example, stopping at every red trafic light. (Bill Bezuidenhout rd). He turned off and cycled to Willie E's shop, Well done to him and his sponsor

MTB - Keep your weight back and control the back wheel braking- no skidding. Pedal around corners as far as possible, it maintains traction so you are less likely to slip One finger braking and most important, if you fall try to avoid the sudden stop at the end of the fall - it normally hurts

Boer why do you think they call me Tiny, 100kg;s and I always stop