Excellent news, while my 'dale is having emergency post crash surgery, I've had to resort to riding my old rigid Diamond Back and the one thing I miss is the tubeless.
Here are some hubbers positions that I found: Little Big Ben (Bens son): 23rd 4:12:08 Big Ben: 209th 5:44:05 Wendel and Sheldon Bole: 229th 5:50:59 MTBaai.... thing: 407th 7:14:15
Now remember to keep the rubber face up and the face rubber down, and the only thing to plant in Sabie is a face, opps I mean tree. Have a splendid event, I say while green with envy.
BigBen just MMS'd me a photo of him hubing on a laptop, in the car on the way to the Sabie X, while Byron (LBB) is driving!!! Well thank goodness Byron was there to drive. markStockton2008-12-12 04:35:54
I hope you contracted him for an appearance on the 1/1/2009. BTW - If my step daughter comes with, don't tell her as leopard (alone with spiders and parktown prawns) are the 3 most dangerous thing's around.
A lap of green and blue routes quickly adds up to nearly 10m. Also keep in mind every route has numerous options ranging from "escape route" to technical challenges.
Zoo, time is still up for discussion. My vote would be not too early. I'll also be needing directions, As for skill level, I believe the group will be split into rookies and intermediate. markStockton2008-12-02 13:28:30
May be you should look into the amount of time, materials and energy that has gone into the park before proclaiming R 50.00 a rip-off. There are also cheaper multiple visit options available.
I got a mail from a doggy 'roo shagger that said the park was staying open till 9PM tomorrow night. I was wondering who else is going? I thought I'd give the green and blue tracks a quick go.
