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'Kaze Pete

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  1. PSA: watch the GPLama videos on specific aliex power meters before purchasing
  2. 36one_half_2023.gpx
  3. Liek this one: https://www.cyclelab.com/product/3003136-trainer-marvel-t1? Did / do you set the tension? Features: - 26inch/700C or 29er compatible (Trainer tyre) - Foldable easy for storage - Tension adjustable
  4. Opinion: For 20" bikes get the kid a single speed, rigid front fork - or a BMX (short frame). It will be easier for them to learn to jump / bunny hop / wheelie than to pretend to go do marathons and cross country.
  5. Those poeletjes.. I had mud in my mudcrack 🙄 Had to pressure wash my clothes to get the mud out. All might sound very melodramatic, but it was a fun day out there. Cannot wait for next year! The winners did some insane overall speeds. We can only wish we were young (again) Here is one of those poeletjies, the weekend before, acting all innocent with all the pretty blommetjies hanging around And the mess the poeletjies made, which needed some cleaning up. Luckily Twitch behaved herself and never became squirrelly
  6. can you not just press the button at the top of the light for it to dim?
  7. Entries close on Thursday
  8. The past weekend in the Eastern Free State, trying to get stuff dry after being caught in some rain the afternoon, needing shoes, helmet, etc the next weekend. Late evening I took the newspaper out, and swapped it heel to toe. Shoes were dry the next morning
  9. Too early to check the wind direction yet? Will it be faster than last year? Using my moving (non-puncture repair) time of 2025 as goal. I'm not going to post more rides than @NotSoBigBen, so maybe just maybe, I can post a faster time than what @Cyclewizz ever posted...
  10. I present to you the latest, greatest, newest, baddest 36" rear wheeled dual-suspension penny farthing - a bold fusion of future engineering and cycling history, where cutting-edge trail capability meets Victorian-era audacity.
  11. Johan de Villiers and his gravel bike was in the second group as well. 10th overall.
  12. Staying right did not help this bloke much, and they were not even at a water point. (The link starts at 3:30:50)
  13. Johan de Villiers also, two so far. Any more? Anybody?
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