divernick

See you at the end for a few dops.

You riding Rouxtjie?

Much, much easier than the Monster. You should do the Cullinan race about an hour (or more) faster than the monster.

I download the TCX files to my PC and upload to Strava. I let Strava keep my history.

Here's Paul with his new LOOK road bike. Shimano 105 7 speed down tube shifters, FSA Gossamer crank, Alex wheels, Tiagra brakes with old school Tektro levers. He's stoked!

Here's the bike I'm donating to Paul Botha as part of Radio 702's birthday wish initiative.

+1000 on the 540's

And what would Jens do?????? Whatever you do, get a bell and use it. This fails, whistle or shout. My Hope hub is actually loud enough about 50% of the time......

$50 is double what ESIs cost......

Here's the start of another bike being built. I need mtb and road wheels please if anyone has any to donate. Thanks!

Most ali chainrings for SS use are made from 7075....

Pics dude, pics!

I'm saving for a Brooks....I like their new Cambium.... http://www.brooksengland.co.uk/images/cache/shop/shop_saddles/touring___trekking/cambium_3_4_uomo_w375_h275_vamiddle_jc95.jpg

I have set up an old 7-speed Shimano 600 derailleur with 105 downtube shifters to work (on friction mode) with a 10-speed cassette....no hassles.

Is the short one for a gripshift? (Not that SRAM belongs anywhere near a bike sporting Brooks goodies....)

I hope you get an entry, Sean!

He's right though.

Sorry to hear. That's a very unique and awesome bike. #deathtobikethieves

My San Marco Rolls fits a new seatpost. Rails are a touch narrower but they open up a mm or 2 when tightening the clamp.

You could go ride in the alps for that money and do a lot more "quality mountainbiking". Not on my list.

Very, very nice. First ride impressions?

Buy a crank from ebay and mod yourself. It's easy-peasy.

You can also shorten the chain by a link or 2.....

I beg to differ: http://www.brooksengland.co.uk/catalogue-and-shop/spareparts/rivets__+etc_/

It's undoubtedly the chain line. Also, it's recommended to use a chainring designed for SS use. Is the chain itself new or old? A stiff link could make things worse. Use this chain line checking method: http://www.singlespeedafrica.co.za/2013/06/07/perfect-your-chainline/