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YUMEYA

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  1. Nice! It will be even cooler if you include bike specs.
  2. YUMEYA

    Power Tools

    Does anyone know if there are import duties on power tools? Thx
  3. Full sus 26er scott bikes were going for a song. I think my buddy paid 13k-15k for a brand new scott full sus with Shimano XT components. Bike originally retailed for 25k
  4. Definite improvement, the old Dogma did not do it for me.
  5. I am a fan boy of note but this one I am finding very hard to like.
  6. You can paint a turd black on black and it will look good. The epic is special though..stunning.
  7. Any owners out there please contact me. Pls Pm me if possible. Thank You!
  8. try resin pads if you haven't already.
  9. NICE!
  10. Done, Good Luck!
  11. Lets start by making everyone pay the entry fee.
  12. Ride the running trails I say.
  13. If this goes down, I am sure Zuma will be happy to play bank.
  14. Chip roll and Coke Combo meal
  15. Gourmet pizza.. you will have to deposit more than R50 if you want laanie pizza.
  16. http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x309/AhRO_bucket/Pizzastore_zps4b5aee93.jpg
  17. Well f'ing DONE!!!! Anton, your workmanship is on another level!!! Iwan, stunning machine. Congrats!
  18. Just going by the 2 bikes you mentioned. If either were between my legs I would be loving it!
  19. !!!!!! No words!
  20. Mine was almost stolen. I came just in time. I couldn't do much. 3 guys and I had my kids and wife with. We just ran into buy ice cream. And as I walked back to the car I saw 3 guys around my bike rack. One of the guys was the car guard. The rack was skew so they were trying to force it off the towbar.
  21. If I pay 10k USD for a race, they would have to tattoo MUNGA in bold on my forehead. People must know even when I am off the bike.
  22. Why is it that the toughest races in the world offer no prize money? And the toughest athletes go dfWhy is it that the toughest races in the world offer no prize money? And the toughest athletes go unnoticed while conventional stage races glorify the few after just 5 or 6 hours on a bike, with podiums and pampered massages. That's not tough. Tough is when you’re not sure where you're going to sleep. Tough is when you've been going for 20 hours and the small shop you hoped would be your resupply has now shut down. Tough is when you have to cover 200 miles on nothing more than a bag of almonds in a drizzle and a soul that's about to go out. That's tough. The world discounts qualities that really matter, like perseverance and belief and determination. It lavishes praise on pampered pros and blows dirt on the underdog. Well not anymore. The time has come. The time is now. Its time to recognize the racers that have lived largely in the shadows and obscurity while their colleagues bask in the glory. Its time to give back. Its MUNGA time! while conventional stage races glorify the few after just 5 or 6 hours on a bike, with podiums and pampered massages. That's not tough. Tough is when you’re not sure where you're going to sleep. Tough is when you've been going for 20 hours and the small shop you hoped would be your Why is it that the toughest races in the world offer no prize money? And the toughest athletes go unnoticed while conventional stage races glorify the few after just 5 or 6 hours on a bike, with podiums and pampered massages. That's not tough. Tough is when you’re not sure where you're going to sleep. Tough is when you've been going for 20 hours and the small shop you hoped would be your resupply has now shut down. Tough is when you have to cover 200 miles on nothing more than a bag of almonds in a drizzle and a soul that's about to go out. That's tough. The world discounts qualities that really matter, like perseverance and belief and determination. It lavishes praise on pampered pros and blows dirt on the underdog. Well not anymore. The time has come. The time is now. Its time to recognize the racers that have lived largely in the shadows and obscurity while their colleagues bask in the glory. Its time to give back. Its MUNGA time! resupply has now shut down. Tough is when you have to cover 200 miles on nothing more than a bag of almonds in a drizzle and a soul that's about to go out. That's tough. The world discounts qualities that really matter, like perseverance and belief and determination. It lavishes praise on pampered pros and blows dirt on the underdog. Well not anymore. The time has come. The time is now. Its time to recognize the racers that have lived largely in the shadows and obscurity while their colleagues bask in the glory. Its time to give back. Its MUNGA time Any of the pro epic faithfuls doing the MUNGA?
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