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  1. Another option is agree to have your LBS hold the bike. They can provide the buyer with full details of it etc etc and once the cash arrives in your bank account they ship it to the buyer... It's a win all round as they might pick up a sale from you and are also the best to give an honest view of the bike being sold. They usually have good shipping partners as well. You obviously need a good relationship with the shop... For small item use BHP
  2. I know it's hard for organiser to arrange routes for these big tours but surely slow the group down by putting up barriers?? So for me the question is what do all the Tour favorites now do given a lot have serious damage that will eat into preparation time... Do you think Remco and Jonas will be in form and ready to take of Tadej who looks to be the big gainer from this?
  3. Both Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel both broke their collarbones in a horror mass crash during stage four of the Tour of the Basque Country on Thursday. "It was a terrible fall but thankfully he is in a stable condition and conscious," his team Visma-Lease a Bike reported on X. "Tests in hospital have revealed that he has suffered a broken collarbone and several ribs. He remains under supervision at the hospital," the team added on the social media platform. Team Visma-Lease a Bike reported Vingegaard with a broken collarbone and ribs.
  4. im having serious calf envy looking at her legs... jorra!!!!!
  5. I picked up a headtorch near the block house this morning. If you lost it please reach out. Cheers Paul
  6. I think cycling as a whole has taken a beating. First from cost of equipment, then entries and now the element of PADEL which is taking away a lot of interest. Retailers and event organisers need to start paying attention or the sport will start going the way golf did when cycling was on the up-and-up.
  7. I had the exact same problem. I took it back to Cycle Lab who sent it back to Cape Cycles and i received a brand new derailler under warranty. I have since heard that its a common fault with the system. Its worthwhile to check before you do any McGyver fixit jobs.
  8. Thanks... I'm working at the waterfront so was wondering what time and from where do they leave Seapoint..
  9. Thanks very much. I have merrily been boiling it on a gas stove. Makes sense now why it wasnt having the desired results I was hoping for... Big Doh moment for me.
  10. Whats the story with the heat of the wax? Ive read 100'c aprox, but what difference does it make whether you go to that or hotter? Thanks
  11. is there a Pure Savage ride in RONDEBOSCH at all? Thanks
  12. Buy some Lake Shoes and get your cleats fitted correctly. The correct fitting is paramount to fixing this problem. I had the same with all makes and finally got to the video on youtube about which are the best mtb shoes. It seemed pretty unanimous that Lake makes one of the best. I havent had any issues since and often do 4 hours or more.
  13. Replacing the tyre because it has a plug in it is crazy. BM should however imo have topped up the sealant to stop the slow leak, or sent a bottle of Stans over. They do maintain that bikes are thoroughly checked before being sold, so if there is sealant there should be no leak? Just make for good business practice. If the problem continues after that, then maybe there is a bigger wheel issue?
  14. Just be yourself Timo... people will come!! Wishing you all the success
  15. People should stick to the race they entered in... if you cant do it, then notify the organizer Also if you are riding an e-bike, enter as an e-bike rider!!! Apparently there are some very "fit" riders out there who managed to end off in top spots in categories because they had motorized assistance.
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