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Thanks a mil for the feedback guys, managed a half decent cup last night although the counter was covered in milk and water overflow from the machine when I was done . I'm looking for a milk pitcher I assume a 600ml one should be enough to make two cups of coffee? Any suggestions of places in and around Gauteng, Pretoria even better as I want to tackle this machine this week still. And how much milk should I chuck in the jug? Sorry very newbie questions

Hey Cadence, I bought the coffee from the roasters and I specified that I wanted espresso grind. I'm hoping that my grind is right so I will try get a better tamper. Are there any other possible variables that I'm missing?

Please help me guys. I have this old really entry level machine that I pulled out the cupboard, as I am tired of the stale pods I have recently gotten from Nespresso. I have been doing some homework and I'm struggling to pull the perfect shot. I have made a pretty decent puck and let it run for the apparent "25 sec" time but instead of a shot I almost get a cup full of burnt coffee. Any help would be great

Hi all, So I've got a kiddy trailer to drag behind my bike which has served me great till now, but as the girls are getting bigger they are just teasing each other and bothering each other inside the trailer on our rides. So I want to get those carriers that fit behind the seat but I have a Giant XTC frame that does not have the thread holes next to the bottom of the frame ( next to derailleur) to screw the carrier into. Any advice on brands or after sale part that you could suggest? Thanks

Hi all, I have recently picked up a spiking Heart rate on my Garmin in excess of 230bpm as soon as my speed exceeds about 20km/h. The guys at Garmin guess that it's the static on my clothes. My question is then when layering in winter what do you guys use that does not cause a static issue? Thanks

Yeah, they are busy cutting a trail for a new Mtb park. The opening date has not yet been confirmed but their are some guys helping out with the trails that know what they are doing so its bound to be great fun when they are done.

If I use a spare wheel for the trainer with the same cassette that my normal wheelset has on it, I will obviously wear out my chain quicker that the cassette, so wont that cause me to have to replace my cassette more often on the normal wheel as a new chain only seems to work on a new cassette? If you know what I mean

Hi Guys, Been picking up problems with my Garmin, while riding the weekend on my Mtb my heartrate spikes from 140bpm to 230bpm for about 30 seconds and then drops again. Strangely enough only when my speed increases. so I changed the battery on my strap and it stays the same. I then used the indoor trainer this morning (Road bike) it did exactly the same on a different sensor. Initially I thought interference, but from where? Any ideas? and where is their a Garmin service centre? Thanks

Great thanks

Hi guys, what in your experience has been the quietest indoor trainer to get as our house is relatively small and I need to ride in the wee hours of the morning. Thanks

Excuse my ignorance, Throwup Thursday?

I have started my first singlespeed project so I was referred to Hunter Cycles in Braamfontein. What an awesome shop and friendly bunch of guys. Will def go back and will join for the Jodi night ride when the SS is up and running

Where did you get that handlebar?

Awesome thanks guys

Well I picked an old Hansom up today to use it on the indoor trainer and maybe fit a power tap to it later. But while stripping it I noticed that it is missing the old seat post bolts for the steel frame. I phoned around but no one seems to know where I can get them. My next question is do I kit it out as a single speed and make it pretty, or keep it stock for nostalgia purposes.