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break in, garage

server won't let me upload so have asked guys at hub if can do it for me

Stolen last night 09/01/2012 in Pinelands Is a Pinarello Dogma 2 in white/red in size 55cm ENVE 6.7 carbon clincher deep section wheels KCNC crankset KCNC callipers SRAM red shifters, front derailleur, rear derailleur ENVE carbon road handlebars R5000 reward if recovered

I am the agent for Alligator in South Africa, they produce 3 types of pads, organic (resin), semi-metallic (some metal) and sintered (more metal). Depending on the type of pad you are using combined with rotor shape and also the weather you can experience shuddering or poor braking power. This can be difficult to solve as depends on the brake itself, alignment of the callipers, riders braking style. If you would like to contact me to dicuss please call me on 0827070110

pedro's one is also nice cutter at a good price

The SC Pro Lite is the "setback" version and gives about 12 - 14mm of setback. The "straight" version is the Ti Pro Lite which is also scandium with Ti head parts, it is also lighter than the SC Pro. Both versions come in 350mm or 400mm with the 400mm being more expensive. The post is CNC so is exactly the diameter specified and the post is also machined with very small ridges so that there is less chance of the post binding in the frame's seat tube.

Aerozine manufacture cranksets for Token (Atik). The crankset in this post is the X12-SL with alloy spindle. It comes standard with BB but is not ceramic. There is a ceramic version available though. They are available in silver, black, blue, gold and red. White will also be available shortly.

Good service from Probike don't you think considering they weren't even contacted in the first place

Andrew, if you are in KZN can get from Cycle Lab, Shaun's or Leigh's.

thanks

im interested if in CT, how much

Now there's a man who thinks

Not sure what rumours you have been hearing. There are no model year cranksets, the only difference between them is K Type (outboard bearing) and ISIS. The only instance of query about a crankset was that the non-drive side arm started coming loose on a customer's bike and this was because the incorrect thread locker was used or in the first case not used at all. If you have any queries phone the agent Sean on 0827070110.

I agree, support your local bike shop. They are after all the guys you go running to when you are in a fix and need something sorted out urgently. Tell them to contact Sean at Paragon Technologies on 0827070110, they are the agents for KCNC and can send stock to any bike shop you want to deal with.

What bike did you end up getting ?

You can get hold of Morningside Cycles for KCNC product.