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rustycat

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  1. Event Name: LEATT FIRST THURSDAY NIGHT RIDEWhen: 07/12/2023Where: Oude Westhof, Cape Town, Western CapeCategory: Mountain BikeJoin us for our last (for the year) @leatt_mtb First Thursday Night Ride! Thursday 7 December @ 18:00 Bloemendal Trail Park Entry is Free. Food and Bar available. We will have 2 groups: Group 1: ladies only group - nice and easy, nothing hectic! Group 2: Bloemendaaler and flow trail (everyone welcome) @wmgoridingsa will be joining us. Melissa will be joining the ladies group and Warren will be joining group2 with @julienlouw As it is our last Leatt First Thursday night ride, we have amazing prizes to give away. (@leatt_mtb @holdfastsa @maxxisbike @armour.ride) PLEASE NOTE: you have to join the ride to enter the lucky draw. https://facebook.com/events/s/leatt-first-thursday-night-rid/1815780622189561/ Go to Event Page.
  2. Event Name: School MTB Skills Camp When: 3 July 2019 - 5 July 2019 Where: Contermanskloof, Western Cape Category: MTB Bring your kids for real MTB Skills training with an ex South African Champion. 3 Days of proper skills coaching on actual trails. If your child is serious about riding and competing at the highest level, then it is imperative that you give them the skills they require in todays fast paced XCO and Enduro racing. Pre work drop off can be arranged each day, pick-up between 5 and 6pm Wednesday and Thursday, Friday between 1 and 2pm. A lunch pack will be provided each day as well as juice on the trails. We start at Contermanskloof. Dates: 3rd to 5th July 8am to 5pm Wednesday and Thursday, Friday 8am to 1pm. Go to Event Page
  3. Do you have contacts details for this guy?
  4. Hi All I offer MTB Skills clinics in the Tygerberg/Durbanville area and you can pre-book for other areas. www.mtbskillsclinic.co.za The clinics range from a basic skills to Advanced rider in all disciplines from XC to Enduro and DH. I cover everything from cornering, flow, uphill techniques and downhill techniques as well as all other aspects. I offer 1on1, 2on1, and groups from 3 to 6 people. These courses are always fun. Julien Louw 0769412331
  5. You haven't mentioned what bike you are riding, wheel size, tyres. These all make a huge difference when making a decision like this.
  6. Something that everybody is missing is again the safety issue, not the DH/T-shirt brigade/XC crap. Riding up a blind dangerous piece of track is just senseless. On top of that I don't think that the problem is so much the Downhillers, who, yes, ride fast, but are under control. The problem I see is the riders, who think they can ride fast, who also ride down the "big berm" and who have no chance of stopping in an emergency. They could be new DH riders or XC riders or fathers with their sons. I would think that the big issue is COMMON SENSE! COMMON SENSE should say that the piece of track you are about to ride up is blind. Don't ride up it!! There are very few pieces of trail that are like that, so why ride up them???? There are also better trails around these dangerous parts, most are more fun to ride up. Now just to put flame to petrol, why would signs work?? When last did you see a Capetonian stop at a stop street sign in their car?
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