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Nettie R

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  1. So they weren't even sure if the event was going to take place, but they eagerly accepted entry fees. What if they did not get the go ahead. Would they have refunded everyone, or hide behind some clause in their rules? Demand a full refund if that's what you want.
  2. That's what made this race unique, pmb start to Dbn finish. That's why riders fork out a rough R550 to ride a route which is usually off limits. Leaving the news about the route change until AFTER the entries close, was strategic. Less riders than entries, more 'keep money', less expenses without adjusting the entry fee. Bunch of skelms.
  3. 2 Dutch riders sat in front in the peloton when Anna broke away. Don't say they didn't take notice. It's like the commentator said: did riders forget how to think for themselves.
  4. My 2c. It's a leisure item, so don't expect prime, but fight for the best interest rate. Check that it is an installment sale without a residual. Wesbank now finance gear too. Insurance is probably a requirement. Shop around.
  5. Will be 14/15th one this year . But my aim is to get to the SPCA booth at the expo early enough to get a S riding shirt. They never have enough stock and I am left staring at XXL sizes. Every time I see someone riding with the dog/cat shirt I want to push him off his bike...
  6. Green, blue, red, it doesn't make me faster. Rather a sliding scale for discount on entry fees. The more you have completed, the more your discount will be.
  7. Not a cool reply. Some parents take their kids out on the 10km ride. These kids are NOT on 29ers nor duals. The grass sections suck them in and make it very difficult to ride. They end up pushing their bikes most of the time. Fit enough to ride the 10km, not walk it.
  8. Don't you have a local II tracking number yet?
  9. Perhaps we can tip off Carte Blanche so they can do an expose' on Sport Governing bodies who defraud their members. They can incorporate it with Cheeky Watson's EP rugby scandal. Nothing like Devi Govender in your face to get the truth. Some years ago MSA was in shambles and riders took out alternative licenses and insurance which were endorsed by event organisers who were also gatvol of Motorsport's bull. They got their house in order real quick.
  10. I would phone a credible attorneys office, explain to them the scenario and tell them they can have 50% , even 100%, of whatever they manage to get from CSA. CSA 's cage needs to be rattled. We are all paying customers but they bargain on their 'untouchable' status. Doesn't the CPA come in to play?
  11. The organisers missed the mark with the 15km funride. 340m elevation over 15km! Rode with my sister and felt sorry for the moms and dads who took their young kids out on this ride. Good thing I decided to leave my 3yr old at grandma instead of taking him with in the carrier like I normally do on short rides. Out and back on the same route is also always a disaster. Saw a broken ankle, bloody nose and on a funride.what the hell
  12. The race venue is next to Bpoort resort, and the resort does not allow day visitors when they are fully booked.all facilities are on the other side of the gate.
  13. Allegedly outsiders removed route markings and threw stones at riders on the 10km route. Fortunately hubby and our 3yr old rode upfront and missed the excitement.
  14. Some were very vocal about what they perceive to be a negative influence ASG has on events. Perhaps that got them thinking why do they even bother.
  15. Not sure if it's been mentioned elsewhere: Zenon Birkby of Ridefast Magazine was tragically killed in a motorcycling accident last week. His name has been mentioned on downhill threads on the hub before, so a keen cyclist too. RIP.
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