Danger Dassie

Ditto, the 60pg summary was a fair bit lighter reading. Still gave me a headache.

http://d3epuodzu3wuis.cloudfront.net/ReasonedDecision.pdf

http://www.greenedge...ing-daryl-impey Then there are these; http://www.greenedgecycling.com/news/orica-greenedge-statement-on-allegations-made-against-pieter-weening http://www.greenedgecycling.com/news/response-to-matt-white-statement-regarding-usada-report http://www.greenedgecycling.com/node/team-statement-regarding-asada-update-on-matt-white

Logically, to clear a lot of this up for everyone concerned. The first action to be taken is to test retroactively in line with the bio-passport and find out who are the medical staff involved with the athlete/s outside of the AIS? Assuming that's what they're doing now.

It's clear from the teams and ranking as to A and B teams, but the very example provided makes an open ended scenario. So to apply that to a doping sanction is still open ended and won't really change anything imho. Would like to see a deeper sanction focus beyond the athlete/s, who while guilty are often offered up as a sacrificial lamb to appease the public and allows inconsistent/corrupt officials, team staff to go unpunished. Also a push to criminalise doping on some level, starting at school sports with a mandatory 2 year prison sentence for any adult found to be directly involved.

No one is comparing the Epic and TdF, besides the fact that they're two vastly different events for different reasons. Fact, he was bust doping. Fact, the sponsors immediately dropped him. If it were me, I'd be loosing some sleep over the fact that I'd essentially been fired from my employment. Good on the Epic for taking a stance where many other UCI events are lacking.

They're also building one in Delta Park, and it's for pedesterians. Mainly because some manne don't understand how their brakes work going into a blind corner.

Perfect, also know him and the hounds. So we can make it a chop chop job, wood pallet planks are great for this and the struts are useful for reinforcing sections, slap a coat of creosol and bada boom bada bing. Gooi the PM

They've not done to any of the bridges that have been repaired before. JCP are pretty amenable.

Can get some wooden pallets that can be repurposed.

Or a walker flicked their ciggie.

So it's based on assumption that B doped to keep up with team A? What if team A gets bust for doping, but not B?

Based on what? The assumption the A team doped or received some kind of assistance due to the doping positive in the B team? That's very open ended.

In general, ideally you'd size up your bars to stem length and slightly wider (approx 10cm) than the bone point (not sure of the correct term) in your shoulders. Being average build and height I'm comfortable with 720-730mm myself, find it a good balance between control and clearance. For the majority of us, looking at the setup that world circuit pros use is just silly, way different scenario altogether.

"group of selfish mountain bikers that are continuously trespassing on private property, riding illegally whenever and wherever they wish" “These riders, known as rogue riders, also ride illegally on public MTB trails without bike permits, refusing to pay a small daily or annual fee."

Typical flat top mountain dweller ne

You asked a simple general question.

Actually some parks have leash free zones for dog walkers. Leashed or unleashed though, generally as a cyclist on the trail/greenspace the onus is on YOU to slow down and/or give right of way. Not only to dog walkers, but walkers, runners, horses. Simple.

What road was this?

Contact the paper. Which one was it? I've seen some okes riding like absolute douches in Emmerentia though. One oke said he'd shoot a mate of mine out walking his dogs. I mean wtf!

I reckon the hobos nearby are mixing that bone into soup and/or muti mix!

CoJ emergency numbers, 112 or 10177 will still put a call out and any ambulance service nearby will respond, not just Emergency Services. http://www.joburg.or...id=31&Itemid=32 http://www.joburg-archive.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=697&Itemid=9

The irony of that comment and your signature.

That's police, not medical. I don't even know what the hotline is for emergency services, just netcare

Ya it's such an awesome machine. Rate it higher than the GS's or KTMs..... not my TransAlp though Nearly went for a Ducati Monster, older one because of going to a track day with my mate. He's a Ducatisti through and through, had a Triumph Scrambler, 10 Monsters odd and two or three Multistradas. Has settled on his Tiger for now.