Piernas Flacas

Isn't that more difficult than breaking the chain?

no way jose

I'd say transfer it and invite us all hubbers for drinks.

Now we know why the economy is going downhill.

I agree with you. I have a suspension maintenance job that is long overdue

Yes, I think those are overseas bikes with the handlebar on the left-hand side

Very unfortunate riaanb. At least you lived to tell

... zebra shagging inlcuded

Question: is there a possibility the thieves are destroying the bikes and selling them as scrap metal?

Sounds like those guys where high on something.

You're asking the wrong question, WW. I'd rather ask when is there going to be some respect in this world?

Good 'ol dishwashing soap and warm water. For the tube buy the special brush to remove the cr@p inside, it's the only way. Never use mouthwash. You'll never get rid off the taste

Drinking off dirty bottles has given me tummy bugs, so I stopped using them It is also a lot of work (for me because I'm lazy) to have to wash bike, bottles and saddle-bag after a messy ride. So yes to Camelpack.

A box spring?

Is there echo in the Hub today...ay...ay...ay?

Is there echo in the Hub today...ay...ay...ay?

You're brave. I wish you luck

Relax, we'll benefit from the exports.

I agree with you, steynja. When it comes to spare parts and bike service they suck big time. Here are some of my experiences: - They didn't have the tool to remove the freewheel, therefore they wouldn't be able to service my bike. They turned me away. - They didn't stock bearings, they refered me to Cajees It is really a very overrated and overpriced shop.

Thanks, Joe Low. Nice to know alternative places to cycle