Reg Lizard

@ Big J-WP: I have a nice pink shirt for you to go with that

Only if you're shorter than 5"6

Chris, ek soek 39 en 53 DA 7800 chainrings

No all secret training, mostly early in the mornings when you are still asleep So you did 11000km, damn what are you on

8565km

Riding before brekkies is still "ok", but I did rides yesterday morning and this morning at 3h50 before I was even awake Must say its the best time of the day to cycle, hardly any cars and you feel like you own the road

Great minds think alike, fools never differ

R1,5k = -+4% Don't know yet where the crack is, must still check out the frame.

Ok, I am pondering on whether buying (for the fraction of the cost (+-4%) of the new price) a top end frame that has a small crack, but can be repaired. What would you do?

jissie, druk ek sommer nou 'n traan Well done guys

ARe you a bunny or not

Are you a woman or a mouse

I was going to say bionic

It could not have been the saddle and/or the seatpost because the click could only be heard when I danced on the pedals. When I was seated no click. The problem has been resolved after oiling the rear drop-outs.

Remember the old days in the SANDF at 2SAI Walvis Bay- before going on pass our riffles were completely submerged into an oil container and stored till we get back. We use to hate coming back from pass because it meant that it had to be cleaned. The oil was very thick and making those chambers shine again was quite a job.

Not the rear drop outs per sé but the rear triangle flexes.

You must remember that your frame flexes when under strain. How I figured out it was the rear dropouts was I loosened both of them. When tightening the rear skewer I noticed a sound-almost like the clicking sound. Maybe that's you problem too Woofie and you've been riding like that for a year now

I did these as well tightened them and even sprayed them with silicon.

Ok, so I tried rubbing some oil on the rear drop-outs and whalla no more clicking!! Thanks for the advice, the hub is sure a great place and one is never to old to learn something new :-)

So, you got an ipod then

Yeah must admit I go there frequently- their prices are way better than Bowmans. I also get my 32GI from them and the sell Specialized stuff

this makes sence to me, will check if this works, thanks

I am thinking of also changing the right BB cup and bearing

I don't wear windbreaker's they not for real cyclist

I bet you close your eyes when you coming down a hill in excess of 60kph.