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How do I go about claiming this awesome prize?

That's very cool!!! Lucky Sky had to slow down at the end!!!

Rasmussen

Sorry dude! Will keep an eye out for it..

For great sessions - try the following podcasts! http://www.trihardist.com/search/label/podcast

Rode out of D this year - unfit and fat! Held on to D for 30ks - dropped back after a rider put his front wheel into the rear derailleur of another bike just in front of me. Sat up and waited for E, held on to them until the 60km mark. Then gutsed it out to the end, hopping from small group to small group. Survived to finish in 2.58 - shocker of a ride, but satisfied with the outcome under the circumstances!

Thanks Gerald24! great fun as usual!

Omnico (distributors of Cannondale, Mongoose, Shwinn and GT) clear their old stock online on Obike www.obike.co.za

+1 These are the business!!

My team is in!!!!

Poor b@stards!

This is the best advice so far!!

I went from a small Giant Anthem X1 26" to a small Giant Anthem X29 1 - so it's comparing like with like! To me the 29'er is marginally better in ALL aspects except for tight switchbacks. It climbs better, descends better and is quite a lot more forgiving on rough terrain. It weighs 420 grams more, but you would never say so. I am 1.7 m tall and weigh 65kgs (i.e small). For me there is no debate, it's clear-cut, the 29er is better.

Hey.. I saw you dudes out there today.. was wondering what the story was with the big group!! You guys seemed to be having a good time.. huge smiles all round, and thanks for keeping the trail clear. My experience today was great - I didn't come across many folk on the Noordhoek Peak loop or on the single tracks, but those I did see were very friendly and I shared at least a greeting with every one of them!!! Stopped to chat with a few (some in 'spandex' and some not). I ride the trails often and like the feeling of community generally. BTW sometimes I wear 'spandex' and sometimes baggies - just depends on how sexy I feel!!!!!! : )

Tokai, Silvermine and Noordhoek Peak on a typical Cape winter day - bliss!!