Mr. G

So lets hear from the owner, sounds like bad business practice.

Why would you want Red that needs constant adjustment?

It's not a direct comparison, but watch over the next few years all of these new brands that let people down. I really hope that you are successful though. Cervelo was right that people must take time before they commit to an unknown product. Companies being established overseas does not guarantee back-up here.

Choice is great but at what cost? I worked in the motor industry for about 6 years and saw many brands come and go, very few new brands were successful. I saw so many people trying to trade in their lesser known cars in good times and bad, but losing more value than more popular models. The lesser known brands also offered , good service, warranties on par with most and a pedigree in another country, but their re-sale value was always way below par. Parts were also an issue to secure (although the salesman assured us all that parts would be readily available)and when they left the country, even worse was to come. So just beware there are some awesome looking new bikes out there, competitive prices and very good specs, but how long will they be around?

That's good money for just a frame, so stick with tried , tested and reputable brands eg. Eddy Merckx, Pinarello, Specialized, Trek, Cervelo, Look and Colnago.

New age welding , just kidding they look good.

You are a strong minded man Vaste 6, wish you all the best.

Please post pic of your D'Arcs,as it's been a while and the last time I saw a pair they looked more like welding glasses-what do they sell for now?

Sorry to hear this sad news,my prayers are with his family.

Good for ya.

I believe that often those guys are ex 1st team rugby boys who have never exercised a day after their last school match. And now they have issues with their wives or girlfriends looking at our fine cycling bodies as they pass us on the road , while their men only have beer boeps to offer!

Bom dia- haha Yeah that's not cool. Maybe once you know the route it's easy, we found it difficult to follow and continued with the river untill there were "trespassers will be shot signs"-well close.

Shame despite The Bulls giving you the ball to score because you could not on your own, and the ref allowing you a try you never scored -we still have some sore stormers loosers!

I agree, that's why I suggested it to another hubber who said that there were no technical races in Gauteng. Anyway he said that it was not technical enough - Big talk if you ask me.

Sounds great. I also spoke to him about improving on the marking, but it seems that the farmers object to signs on their land-pity.

So 58.15 % of you were wrong, it seems that the stormers were just alot of hot air. Go BULLS!

Tackle him Mr. burger.

Very impressive when you tackle the smallest man on the field! Go BULLS

With pleasure, come do the Magalies Monster this weekend and let us know if that's technical enough for you!

But on da udder hand Darren- Sorry Naas There are posative threads Eg- Good service from Omnico, good service at lbs, great deals from GT, New mtb routes etc...

When to lock out the suspension... Yeah sorry just being sarcy, because we really getting off the point.

What was the original question again???

Locking out my F/S on long and less rocky climbs, keeps the power pushing me forward and wastes none into the suspension!