Dibles

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Found this but you might need a translator. http://www.stier-radsport.de/taureau.htm Here's some pics. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tum0r/sets/72157608303260228/

Thanks, will chat to her. I did the Hub ride there on New Years Day.

Sounds great! Can you please give me more info on the womans only group. Thanks.

Very cool vids kwak Thanks for sharing it with us.

Yipppeee! Thanks bontie. Excellent news.

Thanks Pappa Bear. Will pop in there tomorrow. Sounds promising.

Looks like Dirt Rider was wrong. He told me many people ride there.

Anyone?

I haven't ridden at the Monument in ages but am keen to go ride there. Are the trails still in good condition and what is the cost? Is it still safe to ride around there?Mandibles2009-10-27 02:58:08

How safe is the area i.e. how big a group do you recommend? I'm female and like to ride on my own hence the question.

Now you tell me! Should've made you wear the helmet cam.

Spud is the current holder of the juju. Spud, out with it. How many lie downs did you have this weekend?

Give us details please.

That is such a pity well done. Anyone to confirm this incident free ride I can confirm that he made it out the parking lot unscathed.

I agree with you JMK1, great cause indeed! My sister was born with cancer of the eye. If we all make a small donation it will add up to a big amount in no time. A friend of mine is also riding in a cow suit for Choc. He usually does both the road and mtb race. I wonder if he is planning on doing the mtb race in his cow suit!

I think times have changed unfortunately. Only SAA allows you to fly your bike for free and all the carriers require your bike to be in a proper bike bag. I flew with my bike last weekend and was pleasantly surprised at how well they looked after my bike. They issued me with a whole roll of fragile stickers and phoned through to tell the baggage handlers that there was a bike to be loaded. When I landed in PE my bike was delivered straight to me.

Pack it handlebar side down. Wrap something around the rear derailleur to give it extra protection. I also wrap the chain rings as they sometimes put the bag upside down. Place the wheels in wheelbags and pack one wheel either side of the frame. I always remove the skewers as I've seen them get crushed before. Have never flown with a road bike before so can't give you advice on the handlebars...sorry.Mandibles2009-10-24 12:40:24

It is still ongoing. I think I saw the ad still in this version of Tread. Sowwy! My bad. You're forgiven. Ad is on page 74. Says "To find out more, visit www.treadmag.co.za".

It is still ongoing. I think I saw the ad still in this version of Tread.

Does that mean I am cheap? Noooo Mandibles! More value for money I'd say That sounds better

Does that mean I am cheap?