threebob

1]New registration venue great. 2]Joliviet great upgrades 3]Route and trails were great 4]Orginasation in general was great 1]Queing for coffee...only to get half full cups 2]The red brigade not beeing seeded as per there ability 3]Chaos at the finnish 4]Beggars on route Will be back next year

hi ther i have medium to swop..im in the adventure..live in jhb

hi i have medium to swop with you ...im doing adventure ...i live in jhb..Olivedale

hi ther how much for entry and do i keep it if i purchase the entry

Well you have an interesting story mine is not exactly the samebut I only started to cycle at 51yrs,my first stage race I took on was the Joberg 2c in 2010 after 12 months of cycling.Anyhow 3months before the race it was discovered that I had an irregular heart beat ,go from 50bpm to 200bpm and so on.I felt tired on a training ride,thought I had a virus anyhow lots of test later they discovered the problem and with my father passing away at 59 due to a heart condition it was a concern.Med didn't help so I was admitted for shock treatment which returned my heart rate back to regular.I went for a check up and the doc asked me about my cycling and my answer was that im not stopping so I went in for a angiogram and all ok,anyhow I kept training and the weekend before the Joberg2c the problem re occurred, I had done all the training and I said to the doc that there is no way im not doing the race so back into hospital ,shock treatment a few pills and off I went and completed the race.The moral of the story is that these condition can be managed and cycling is a wonder full sport to enjoy and the health benefits are second to none,also always find a positive doc but of course don't be stupid

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He said he stopped reading any further,so what does that mean,there is no explanation or need to give a reply like that,there is a possibility that the reason is that he is add

YOU ARE HEARING ONE SIDE OF THE STORY

Personal insults will get you a warning next time. Just dont go there. Slowbee

THE feedback is as follows go straight to the source and confront them,not for me to give you feed back as this is the problem.Colin is an approachable guy[my dealings with him] so why dont you try this approach.If you still get an unvavourable response i would be the first one to take your side.Just i think doing the whinge way without trying to chat to Colin is not fair.Lets be adults and try for an amicable result

Myself and a good few of my mates deal with Bicycle Trader on a regular basis and the experience has been fantastic.There is no better place to have your bike serviced and the guys there have been fantastic.Have any of you whiners bothered to chat to the guys about your concerns.I deal with the public and it is not always easy to keep your cool and in my experience the customer is not always right.After reading Karma complaint i was so suprised that i went into the store and the story from the staff there was a completely differnt version of the events given by Karma.My point is that until the complaint has been properly discussed, and after that if the alledged bad service is not sorted then by all means report it on this forum.I am sure you have had some sort of issue but first tackle the issue head on with the lbs concerned.

Any hubbers interested in weekend away riding in the Karkloof.Organised riding on the awesome karkloof trails.Will be offered on a monthly basis.Camping on private property.Inside accomodation available,just bring blow up bed.Also available for beginers in groups of 6 to 10 riders a weekend of riding skills and basic bike maintanance.Contact 0741984589