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Danger Dassie

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  1. Done! Same time tomorrow? Yep, same time. When you get home please trim the branches from the tree next to the box as I cannot get a good view inside. I cannot tell a lie, I took it
  2. How dare they!! A foreign rider no less! While we're at, lets ban all foreign sponsors of local athletes too! Globalisation is a crying ball ache ekse.
  3. Reckon that would be super value for money, better than the Schwinn 405 which is more or less in the same price bracket and also a top value for money bike. Your proposal though gives the option of buying a marque brand with a solid spec that still leaves room for upgrade if wanted.
  4. It would've been funny if she had switched his carcass into the bush! These are normally the same 'manne' who draft the women at road races or mini triathlons!
  5. http://www.jhbcityparks.org.za/ http://www.jhbcityparks.com/ Telephone directory If you are calling from outside South Africa, use country code (+27) for South Africa and (11) for Johannesburg. City Parks switchboard: (011) 712-6600 Fax: (011) 339-2692 All complaints or requests for Johannesburg City Parks' attention should be logged with the City of Johannesburg Call Centre on (011) 375-5555. To follow up on the progress of your complaint or request, contact Johannesburg City Parks Customer Care Centre on (011) 712-6600 and quote your reference number. Email: jcp@jhbcityparks.com Departments By-law Enforcement: (011) 375-5911 Cemeteries and Crematoria call centre: (011) 712-6602 Environmental Conservation Development: (011) 712-6645 Finance: (011) 712 -6609 Human Resources: (011) 712-6640 Marketing: (011) 712-6615 Media Liaison: (011) 712-6722 Operations: (011) 712-6768 Publications: (011) 712-6722 Website: Contact the Webmaster City of Joburg Call Centre Telephone: (011) 375-5555 Fax: (011) 375-9402 Email: joburgconnect@joburg.org.za danger dassie2009-07-06 02:29:58
  6. Ah couldn't be a nicer bloke or better mechanic to work on a bike! 120% one of the most genuine and helpful people I know, some of you may remember him as one of the owners of Future Cycles a few years ago.
  7. Don't make me poke your eye out china! No seriously, don't make me!
  8. It's cool that we have forums to post on to rant and rave etc... And if a rep were to behave like that he/she should be righteously bollocksed out! Still, since you deal with the suppliers I'm sure you know who in a more senior capacity to take it up with as well, or further if need be? Just thinking, you might have a better resolution as a shop owner that way, rather than hoping someone senior reads the forums all day.
  9. Especially in the deep Souf ...
  10. Hot soapy water mixed with some meths, has always worked for me and won't damage the paint work.
  11. Yeah true, unfortunately it's a fine balancing act and the logistics surrounding this or any other mass participation event will always have an effect on the entry costs. I can't speak for the organisors but funds from race entrys only cover about 30% of the costs for most event organisers, sponsors etc are relied upon to make up the shortfall. It is unfortunately made even more difficult by the current economical climate, I think we (as well as the charitys) are extremely fortunate that the organisers/joc have been able to secure a sponsor.
  12. A number of mass participation events have had a decline of entrants.
  13. Nice one, high fives all round. Should've said "Y'ello" to him
  14. On the way to the "finish" I saw a single track in da bush and took a detour ! Great, left more food for the rest of us
  15. http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/4130/finalcc09logo1.jpg Release: Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge<?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Cycle Challenge and Momentum a perfect fit The massive sporting and logistical feat that brings Africa?s busiest city to an annual two-wheeled halt in the month of November, embarks on a new chapter this year with Momentum as title sponsor of the 2009 Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge. Momentum has come on board as title sponsor of the Cycle Challenge road race, the Mountain Bike Challenge, the Children?s Challenge as well as all water points associated with the events. In addition, they also sponsor the live television broadcast, which again falls into the very capable hands of the SuperSport crew with legendary commentator Phil Liggett as host. ?I?m very excited to have Momentum with us,? said 94.7 Highveld Stereo?s brand marketing manager, Samantha Durkin. ?The synergy between Momentum?s goals and what the race has to offer means their commitment is based on a solid business decision. This is very important, as it makes it relatively easy for us to ensure we give them the value they are after,?said Durkin. Momentum had a firm set of criteria which they applied to what the Cycle Challenge had to offer and it made for a perfect fit. ?The Cycle Challenge fits in perfectly with Momentum?s brand philosophy of self-belief and making a success of life. You need to have drive and determination to achieve in life, and this also applies to finishing a 94.7km cycle race,? said Tracey McBain, head of corporate communications at Momentum. ?In keeping with Momentum?s health and wellness offering, it?s important for us to affiliate with a healthy lifestyle and family orientation, and the Cycle Challenge presents this in a big way,? she added. The Cycle Challenge will also build general brand awareness for Momentum and help to create the ?big brand? feel they are working towards. ?The event will take the Momentum brand into the consumer space which is an important focus going into the next fiscal year. ?Through 94.7 Highveld Stereo?s community focus and partnership with the City of Joburg, we can work towards building brand affinity with residents, cyclists and the public at large,? she said. High on the Momentum agenda is adding a Corporate Social Investment (CSI) angle to their commitment. This will include, amongst other initiatives, their focus on assisting disabled individuals - there are hundreds of disabled Cycle Challenge entrants annually. Since Momentum relaunched with a new identity in 2003, the brand has found new energy. Its fresh approach is dynamic and distinctive. The essence of the brand is neatly encapsulated in the phrase, ?making a success of life?, which ties in with Momentum?s brand positioning as an enabler of success, both with regards to its own staff, as well as its customers and intermediaries. Momentum is about success that is a result of staying true to one?s values; an outcome of pushing the boundaries and striving to do better. Their integrated advertising campaigns rest on the premise that Momentum is looking to partner with people to help them to make a success of their life. In this regard the Cycle Challenge presents Momentum with exactly what they?re after ? inspiring ordinary people believe in themselves to achieve the extra-ordinary. Ends Released by SupaCycling, on behalf of the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge.
  16. Ja' date=' must admit that that was a very cocky responce to their clients. [/quote'] Only if you read the quoted remarks above, reading the full post by PS however, doesn't come across cocky at all.
  17. So it's officially official. . . Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge
  18. Cheers guys, was an enjoyable event. Nice chilled vibe
  19. Official announcement of the new sponsor shall be made at a launch tomorrow.
  20. Some shots from yesterday's fast paced racing. http://imagesyndicate.multiply.com/photos/album/24/MTN_Bike_Park_Provincial-_2009
  21. .... Actually there's a Dutch rider who does/did the Dakar on an old Honda 500 and a pair of workgloves. Think he fits into that bill...
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