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I use my bicycle chain lube on my bike if that helps... http://www.xcracer.com/content/products/thumb_1385669982.jpg

#itsnotaboutthebike

My personal tax (I am not a Rockerfella, more like the Otherfella) used to be done by a friend who was a tax accountant or something along those lines. Never got audited and always got money back. Then SARS declared that only registered practitioners may submit so he handed my file over to some other guy. I got nothing back. I decided to do E-filing and from the first submission, I have been audited every year. No allowances or any other fringe benefits. I claim for RA's and medical expenses. Now I prepare all the documents beforehand and scan them. As soon as I receive my Audit notification, SARS have my stuff within 15 minutes

Right, entry done #inittowinit

What's really going to suck is when that SC spends it's time ripping up KZN trails. Rush sports can thank me in person for saving them the shipping costs when I drive up and collect the new sled myself from PMB

100% If they can fit Lambo door hinges to a golf I am sure they could have made a plan with that tailgate

Try give EZRack a call. The do a ball clamp that might work. You'll just need to check the pitch on the bolts. http://ezrack.co.za/images/EZ-Ball-clamp-Mounted-bike.JPG

Not sure on the cost. You would need to do the exercise. They work that out based on machine time and material. For example thinner plate costs less to cut as the wattage doesn't need to be turned up that high. The gas pressure is also lower so usage is less. Cutting stainless is different to cutting mild steel as they use different gasses an wattages at the same thickness. The material cost as mentioned sometimes comes out lower as you only pay for what you cut so you aren't paying for a whole sheet only the wood that you uses. The one side effect of cutting wood is that it does burn the cutting edge. You can however incorporate that into the aesthetics of the piece.

2 words: Laser Cutting Laser Profiling in Jacobs. Speak to Robert. I made a forming profile recently from supawood to bend aluminium around. The cost of material and cutting was less than I would have paid for a sheet and I didn't have to deal with the mess and the offcuts. There will be a once off drawing charge to draw the profile (they can copy a sample). They supply material and will cut pretty much anything [emoji106]

This was built right here in good old SA! More I agree about the tailgate though... Bit of a fail there judging by the rest of the work done.

The Nomad and I just had a private moment moment on their website. Pretty sure the Bronson was watching.... Roll on Payday!! I like me some Santa Cruz!

Not my favourite player TBH... Edit: His opinion of himself and the publics opinion of him are worlds apart.

I said a long time ago that he still has at least one more championship in him. I believe that this is his year.

Problem is the apartheid government built the dams too big. If they were smaller, they would be fuller.... #truestory

Congrats! Inspector asked be to slow down for the speed test. I was going too fast for the equipment to register. Told him if I went any slower, I might fall over.... TBH not the hardest test around.... I didn't even finish my checklist. Same guy said, "OK. Looks like you know your stuff. Let's move on to the yard" Much easier than the old test where the inspector used to follow you out on the road.

At least they were able to operate. Yesterday there were complications with his injuries that were preventing them from operating. RedBull Honda Racing Statement

Just read that Nicky Hayden was involved in a cycling accident and is in serious condition... http://www.eurosport.com/superbikes/nicky-hayden-in-serious-condition-in-hospital-after-being-hit-by-car_sto6169474/story.shtml

No need to post your woodwork.....

I take it you've tried it... I'll take that as a no then.

Any reason not to use Motorex 2000 grease?

Plus they know the product better than you and know exactly who to speak to in order to get issues resolved

Yeah at 100kg, the Shoe Booster thingy doesn't blip on my radar (These boots were made for walking not running!) and the Vitality Baby.... That's not an option! Like I said, lucky

Ask them to include accidental breakage as well... (E.g. Cricket ball through the TV screen) They slaughtered my existing insurance with their initial quote. But once they added the extra tick boxes to the option (Thanks to Myles for the heads up) it brought it all back in line again. HOWEVER, with the "extras" like the tracker (free) and the cash back on fuel, it made it worth the effort but only once the Vitality integration was done. Basically make 100% sure that you are comparing apples with apples. If both policies are offering the same benefits then your decision will be easier.

You need to consider MTB vs Road as well... If avg speeds are the same, I am pretty sure the HR will be higher on a MTB considering the terrain and therefore more point allocated surely?