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ever seen a snake strike? they are blitz fast! no matter where you ride it will either get you or the bike. i've seen a cobra hit the seat of a farm scrambler before! granted the rider was not going to quick, but still faster than we can pedal! if possible stop and go round, if not, lift your legs and pee a little!

@travisza, i've used SRM V5 and V6 in the past. have a SRM V6 on my MTB. i have also used the LOOK power pedals for a month or two. all great powermeters, once you have the LOOK pedals setup they are great! not as easy to use as the P1's though. and batteries for the LOOK pedals and not as simple to change or find. So far i have done around 40 hours on my P1 pedals. i must say swapping from the ultegra pedals to these was a little different. 1. the stack height of the P1's is higher so my saddle had to go up a few mm. 2. at first you definitely do notice that the pedals weigh more that what you are used to. but after some riding this feeling disappears. i do not think the extra weight of the pedals impacts energy expended - however logically the extra weight on your foot requires more energy to turn? as for numbers, they reflect accurately. i didn't see any noticeable difference in swapping over from my SRM V5. i bought these knowing that i can easily swap them from bike to bike never having to worry if they will be compatible. also because they are so easy to live with. a AAA bat is a win!

Seriously loving my set of these! I can recommend them to anyone. Really a top quality product, and ease of use is tops! Can't say the same for the joule head unit, to many software bugs. It just doesn't work with Mac.

those look like they might be a tad heavy on the face...

Just to give you guys an idea. Conditions were cold with hail/rain. nasty mud over slippery roots Not ideal for our boys as its conditions they seldom get to practice in!

Thanks! Going to do that route from now on!

Hi all. I live close to the new cyclelab mega store What's the safest route onto the spruit? A few years back I used to go down witkoppen then turn right under the highway bridge. However I got held up there and have yet to go back. Is it still dodgy?

have a look on the side walls, there is a tiny hole on either side of them

Gave the bottle a good shake before adding anything i also used nearly double the recommended amount to help with the initial sealing i did tighten the nut on the tubeless valve pretty tight come to think of it, but finger tight (as tight as i could) there are no spoke holes on the inside of the rim basically the inner rim looks like this: http://twentynineinches.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/P1040109.jpg

surely if they are fully welded there is no need for tape as the welded rim acts as rim tape??

I just the the tubeless conversion on my new mtb. however i am struggling to get the wheels to properly hold air. i have sealant running out of the 2 holes in the sides of the rim and around the valve. a bit of shaking solved the issue but it keeps springing a leak. using stans sealant i opted not to use rim tape due to the "welded rims" http://www.eastoncycling.com/product/ea70-xct-837/ can anyone give me some advice? Thanks

pictures will be added shortly... heeeeeee!!!

Boom! 1x 2014 Cannondale flash 2 carbon in a the bag!!

i had one where the left rail pushed through the stopper leaving me with a lopsided saddle. much fighting later it was replaced as a manufacturers defect

thanks for the input guys so MTB over the Road bike?

Glasses, abs, pecs and amazing tan not included! LOL

guys its simple. if its a prize and marked as a prize it is not taxable. unless of course it is in your usual business interests. i professional gambler will pay tax on his winnings. joe soap who wins the lotto wont.

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thats impressive. i once saw a tandem at the emporiors place classic ridden by 2 guys with muscular atrophy... also impressive

Thanks will def give him a call!

wheels have such hight stresses. generally speaking carbon frames can be easily repaired. carbon wheels, the stresses are to high. not a good idea...

Hi all, i've got a business commitment that has me spending a weekend in Kimberley in September. i imagine MTB would be the way to go over Road in that area? are there some decent trail or bike parks that are worth visiting? Thanks!

oooo! shiny!!

thanks for the help guys, i've ridden the very entry level bike on the pump track at cyclelab. it was a large and even with the basic spec i couldn't get over how good the lefty felt. hence my interest in changing bikes... i'll keep you posted with my decision!

they have both in store... i recon i am going to go in store and set the saddle height to my current setup. then check which looks more correct for the bike