Sprockets

Any free streaming to watch?

Yes - there is a class on cyclingsa entry portal

Cant wait

try provolution.co.za i know they do the flexible prints

12 weeks to go until the enduro! 😁 Time to get some training going

You could use an SLX lever with your XT caliper. Works like a charm

Gazebo, beers and snacks ready for the side lines

Stoked for Pierron

I've used zwift before on a 10mb line with min 6 people using the wifi. No issues with what I was using. I'm no expert, but maybe higher wifi would have smoother zwift play?

I have a second hand direct drive trainer for sale in EC if you decide on getting a second.

Maxxis High Roller 29" tyre. The tyre has a plug in the top of the sidewall close to the tread. Will work perfectly with tubes. 50% life still in it. Yours to have

I have a cycleops hammer and its going strong. Came with all axle attachments for all hub spacings.

Got myself a pair of Corse Cabron wheels. Feels and looks soo good! ???? tested them out on some prime george trails last weekend.

I realize industrials are the oompa loompas of the engineering world. I suppose they do have their place somewhere. Why are you against it? New comers with big heads too big for themselves? or just doesnt follow conventional ways? ????‍♂️ Just expanding my horizons

Good days racing!

Looking to buy a front hub, 32H Non-Boost Thru-Axle. Have a boost frame with non boost fork and it causes issues sometimes. Thanks

Support local like c6ixx and lyne. Good brands. Dayle at lyne takes customer support first.

How long did you spend there for this price? Bucket list!

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Thanks guys Could u give me an idea of the route they ride?

Hey hubbers Im new to the bunch riding in the morning and often find myself in the "fast" bunch. Is there a bunch that rides with an average pace in the mornings in PE? And any details on where to meet and distance etc. Thanks

DIY: "Redneck" Tubeless 1. Mount a tube two sizes too small (ie: 20-inch tube for a 26-inch wheel) to a non-tubeless rim and tighten the valve stem nut, then fillet the tube down the center to create a big, flappy rim strip. 2. Install one side of the tire so that the tube sticks out between the rim and tire, then pour in 60-100 milliliters of latex-based tire sealant. 3. Seat second bead. Coat the rim/tube/tire interface with a mix of soap and water, heavy on the soap. Use a large CO2 or air compressor to mount the tire (don't even think about trying this with a floor pump). Watch for air bubbles coming through at the bead and try to get the sealant to coat any areas leaking air. Trim off the excess rim strip, leaving a slight overhang. WARNING: Non-tubeless tires are okay, but make sure the tire fits tightly on the rim. Loose fits lead to air burps or bead failures, which can lead to lost teeth. Even if done right, this setup can still lead to lost teeth, which can make it difficult to eat your corn on the cob. As always, DIY at your own risk. http://bikemag.com/diy/DIY-TUBELESS-d1.jpg http://bikemag.com/diy/diy-tubeless-d2.jpg http://bikemag.com/diy/DIY-TUBELESS-d3.jpg http://bikemag.com/diy/diy-tubeless-d4.jpg I tried this system I discovered, seems to work fantastic and best of all it costs 1 tube and some slime. What do you guys think about this?