AndreZA

Keep it for when you have to pay in next year.

That looks good bu why oh why all the colour coding. You will not be able to get rid of that saddle or wheels.

Although I love MTBing, I love road riding more. You can not do the distance and speed on a MTB that you can do on a road bike. Road bike is to race, MTB is to play.

Or tucked away in the wheel well.

Did I step on a toe there? I take it you do not have a number plate on your bike.

That is sooo funny. Excellent first post.

http://www.motifake.com/image/demotivational-poster/1001/calling-dibs-childhood-demotivational-poster-1264208910.jpg

In the BMX days we were told that those plastic 5-spoke wheels could be trued in the fridge. Never tried it because I don't know how it could have gone out of true.

New bikes need to be equipped first. They can't sell new bikes without parts. So the next few months are a very busy time for equipment and frame manufacturers. Once the first orders of bikes are out, then you can get spares. But CRC buys complete bike and then strip them so you might be lucky with them.

OEM part gets preference. Loose items only go out close to the new year.

That bike's got the potential to be a really nice bike.

There is something wrong with your Fiesta because I have personally got 170km/h out of my 1300 Mazda.

I would say that is the grounds for all transaction.

Quite easy and quick to distinguish between the two. The one's bike is legal and has a number plate and the other's not.

I hope you're going to have it assembled by an authorised dealer.

There is a big difference between getting hurt in an accident and getting hurt because you know you are doing something stupid. The one is out of your hand and the other you do out of your own free will and choice. I don't feel anything for stupid people.

I think those LED headlight jobbies permanently on also falls into this category. People will now say "but you are XX% more visible" Then I would say "I bet you they never use to drive with their lights on before they got the LED equipped car". What is actually worst is the aftermarket LED kit that get fitted to Citi Golf and Corolas.

During November last year I was the same size as in matric in 1990. I'm 4kg heavier now.

Last year's Silverstar was really good. If they keep the route then there is almost no congestion as you start the race with a km long tarred climb.

You should have give it a thin clear coat before you applied the stickers. Then a few thin coats again, sand down the ridges that the stickers made and then a few thin coats again. Or seeing that the stickers was such a simple design, you could have had it cut in reverse and sprayed in and then just a clear over that. When there is a run, just sand it down and polish it shiny. Otherwise it looks good.

Hey, that's his sister.

Go to Westdene Cycles.

I won't mess with that puss in boots.

I had a full size bike box with frame and wheels and everything and I got free shipping. Got wacked with Vat but that was that. Also took 6 days with normal Royal mail AND they still had to build by wheels.

They sell knock-off of pro kit. Not replicas but knock-offs. The shammy is apparently okayish but he sizing is off.