Sawdust

Found this which helps: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/5900?hl=en

Why is Gmail insisting on having new conversations in emails at the bottom of the list. If you have plenty of replies on a mail you have to scroll past all the old conversations to get to the latest at the bottom. Sure you can collapse the old ones, but still, why not have the new conversation at the top like Outlook does, for instance? I found more complaints about this here: http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/gmail/hJkXsDokgcE I always used Yahoo mail in the past for private emails but find to hard to set up on Android phones. Gmail is far easier to set up but this issue has kept me from using it in the past.

If the bolt is magnetic it is a ferritic SS and won't work harden. It also falls between a 8.8 and 10.9 grade so it is pretty hard as well as tough. No problem using SS bolts on a bike.

I'd better stop using it then. Don't want kids now. My own toys are expensive enough

Why would you wanna spoil a fairly good looking frame like this? Those chips and scuff marks gives it "houding"

I've used this in the past and is rather expensive if used daily. Did not notice anything. The speed of my swimmers the least of my concern.

Ma se EPOs!

Smells just like gearbox oil.

Thanks, I should have done this search 2 weeks ago when my trouble started. Sorted now.

Then you sell that bike 3 years later, well used for around R15 000 if you're lucky.

This time the Canteen got it. Closed until further notice.

Yesterday 17h00 at VWSA Plant

Why is this?

Wheel sizes?

I used to only use UST tyres on my 26er since I never got far with foldables and rocks slicing the sidewalls. Now I have the Ikons on the 29er and no problems for almost a year of riding.

I used Coke. Frame upside down. Filled with coke, left in the shower overnight. Fitted a saddle and it came loose.

End of last year I went from a fairly new Morewood Zula to a Momsen Al729. I only miss the dual on bumpy, rocky fast downhills, but for the rest, I love the 29er. On loose rocky downhills the 29er is more stable at speed. I kept my old 26er hardtail for training, but hate riding that bike now. I love the simplicity and lower maintenance. 2x10 is also great.

NIIIICE!!

Check these 2 links from time to time: http://www.yr.no/place/South_Africa/Eastern_Cape/Patensie/long.html http://www.yr.no/place/South_Africa/Eastern_Cape/Willowmore/long.html

Ons kan altyd die Baakens rivier gaan surf. Bring 'n wetsuit en cycling helmet.

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Sorry to hear about the loss. I wonder which bike the perps didn't like and left behind...I reckon it must be a Scott.

Got my wife the AL-729 in December and shortly after I ordered myself one too. Sold the Zula. Good value for money. Got the wheels rebuilt with lighter spokes and nipples too.

Had mine yesterday and still feeling fine. Painless, unlike the bloody neurobiam (spelling??) I take when feeling a bit down.

Looks like a friend of Pro-bike.