AndreZA

The second Parlee with the red speedplay pedals looks beter the the one before it. I like the relation between the frame tubing width and rim depth to compliment each other. The other one's rims are too deep.

What about Rush sports? http://www.rushsports.co.za/Store/Buy/Enduro/RockShox-Fork-Seals.aspx

That is a very helpfull shop assistant. Do you know how crappy it would have been to ride all that way on a trail bike.

I don't know why they don't just jump to 12 speed. As much as I like Shimano and except for Di2, they always play catch-up. Luckily not as far behind as Sram though.

And he uses back pedal brakes aswell so no light feathering with the fingers.

Form Feb 11 issue of Inked.

That will never be possible on a MTB. There will not be enough space to pit everything. The widest road bars is 44cm. The shortest MTB that I've see was 56cm and the there was almost no space between the two brake levers. It's very easy to see if you like shorter bars. Mover everything in without cutting the bars.

That is why half of the spruit is tarred these days. So that they can ride it with their lycra booties. and shaven legs.

Since when is compression garments needed in the kitchen?

Rasta Lemmer.

All their frames have big tubing but I think it all started with the 3.0 and then 2.8. The think was that you can make the tubing thinner if you make it bigger.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sf1jUhjYiIg&feature=related Home made version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qGS8AfSpZE&feature=related

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0QzQAGLNc2g/SdR4c2SP09I/AAAAAAAAAMY/gz-KMJi_e38/s400/sramE5.jpg http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0QzQAGLNc2g/SdR4c457mGI/AAAAAAAAAMg/YXNBFlUmPkw/s1600/sramE3.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_0QzQAGLNc2g/SdR4cz9VlxI/AAAAAAAAAMQ/9-kAwhCfCrc/s400/sramE4.jpg Even the brakes are electronic. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_qXmTtyj105A/TTmlSKYcKgI/AAAAAAAACLo/0zANIzqKWtY/s640/sram2.jpg

If you belong to a club, you need to vote. If you do not vote for you candidate, the opposition automatically have one up. So if you voted for this person, it's your fault. If you did not vote for anybody, it's also your fault.

With Di2 it also started with components. No they build the frames specific without gear cable stops and for internal wiring. Some even build it with special storage compartments for the battery. The one affects the other.

Saddles don't get "broken in". Unless you are talking about a Saddles Steakhouse. You butt get use to it.

Untill wireless electronic brakes hit the market. http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/worlds-first-wireless-electronic-bicycle-brake-32064

I mean don't complain if the shirt hits the fan. They were elected fair, okay who knows, and square.

It is technically not inside the stays or fork. They are split and that acts as the v-brakes. http://www.bikerumor.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/2012-ridley-noah-FB-aero-road-bike-rear-brake01.jpg

And still all of you have voted for them. Viva democracy, Viva.

Those saddles do more damage then good. You are not suppose to rock side-to-side when you are sitting and with this much padding, that is what you get.

If spell check don't pick it up, it's correct.

I don't see how anything can work underwater. The signal gets lost in the water and it's nothing to do with the transmitter or the receiver.

Contact Litespeed in the US and ask them. They will tell you to seize any riding as they don't want to be suede if it does break.

For R5 you will not drive to another shop. But if it was R500 you will. I think alot of shops knows this and pushes up the price. When I get a good price on something I first work out what the petrol will cost to get it to me. When the saving is more then postage or the petrol, I just order it online.