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landie

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  1. I just spoke to Cape Town City Counsel, about the Service Charge.

    Explaination was as follows - if you are a Domestic High Consumer (above 800kW), you pay Service Charge.

    No Service Charge for Domestic Low (between 400kW and 800kW).

    Once labelled as a Domestic High, you will pay Service Charge even if you use less than 800kW per month.

    To change status from Domestic High to Domestic Low - fill in a form (prove has to be provided of course)

     

  2. yes Willehond, we were on the same spot! We finished in 16:05. Even rode away from our backup vehicle from the last support point to the finish and received a 20 min time penalty for doing that. But who cares... it was great Thumbs%20Up

  3. i can think of no other place to cycle as left of the yellow lane (if it exists). Right of the yellow lane is looking for trouble.

    I believe in traffic flow. Go over and drive in the yellow line (if you can see ahead), and allow other vehicles to pass. Nothing is more irritable than somebody going at a snail pace in the middle of the road Confused

  4. we are planning to hike on table mountain coming weekend. Because of all the incidents that have happened there, hiking parties must be at least 5, or bigger.

     

    i believe you get a walking stick that disguises a sword blade. Imagine hiking by youself and guys approach you with knifes. You hold out the walking stick, they grab it... taking the protective part off the sword... Thumbs%20Up

     
  5. we as cyclists have to think for the other party as well. A couple of times it happened now - i can hear oncoming traffic and as soon as the vehicle is next to me it slows down. Why..? Wants to make a left turn Angry

    Luckily i was ready for this every time so far.. Shocked

     

    On the positive side. Yesterday on my way to RooiEls, cars were slow moving for km's long, beaches were packed. How nice of motorists to notice you approaching and make way  Thumbs%20Up  I'm making a point of acknowledging each 
  6. thanks Thug, i remember reading it before..

    what triggered my investigation was my K2C ride. I did it 20min longer with the new Raleigh than with my old Produx (which is falling apart).

    By simply lifting a wheel and spinning it, the Produx wheel will turn forever. On the raleigh it stopped quite fast. After removing the STANs it turned much longer (Raleigh). I thinks there are different factors playing a role but on the Raleigh it felt that i was on a heavier gear than i should have been, all the time. On the old bike i cycle with less effort. If i have the time i will experiment more
  7. i started a little investigation with rolling resistance on my old and new mtb. Basically just coasting down hill and comparing times between the two bikes. Not finished yet but so far i can say that STANS in tubeless tyres do slow you down.

    Also check how easy your crank is turning without the chain. The sticky grease in Shimano's sealed bearings on the new bike  AngryAngry 
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