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I am looking for one -any ideas please?

So help me out here, one has to buy the discs separate? Or do you use the discs off the other wheels you have? How does it work?

Doubt that. Training wheels I'm looking at 3-4k. Insurance is a perpetual monthly payment..

You're predicting my future purchases? haha... To be cleaer - I have a set of wheels for racing. I need a set for training that a) I don't mind damaging and b) are less likely to be damaged. I have been doing this for around 15 years now and have ben served well.

Exactly

Save race wheels for races, lessen risk of damage.

Thanks Thomo

Need to get some reasonably priced ones for training, but I’m not finding... suggestions?

Bought. Thanks!

Which one did you buy?

I’m looking at buying a frame that has been repaired by them. Only problem is I am in JHB, frame in Stellenbosch. So, 2 questions: 1. How good are they? I have heard good things. 2. Does anyone feel like doing me a huge solid and take a look at the frame on my behalf? Pleeeeeeeaassse??

Thanks all.

I’ve heard good things. Correct?

Went to the Lab and they were busy, but super helpful. Thanks all.

Are there any?

Any recommendations and suggestions? i-Me/Yonda/Bicycle Finance SA etc?

Thanks! 'Patience is a virtue' and all that...

I ordered something from Chain Reaction. According to the tracking information I have received, the parcel was 'received into customs' on the 8th February. Now what? TIA

http://home.trainingpeaks.com/articles/general-fitness/the-straight-dope-on-sugar-in-sports-drinks,-by-matt-fitzgerald.aspx

Garmin the only way. I've tried all. Trust me.

Totally possible

I dont use supplements... I do OK. If you eat and rest well there should be no need. Try it, for real.

Ya, Naas is the real deal. Awesome to deal with.

Too many entrants, won't do this race again. Impossible NOT to draft.

Not done Epic, but IMO Comrades FAR harder than Ironman. Of course, training for Ironman is more difficult for obvious reasons.