Must agree. We have a Titan with a carbon fork - Cost R10 000. Bargain!! The only thing I would change in the future is the Tiagra groupset..... but it have to break first.
You mean it isn't just thehubsa? The stocker are always right. The stocker never makes a mistake.... If the Captain realize that... then you have no problem.
Waddya mean? 15 years ago they had square chainrings... they called them "Biopace" didn't last then either... I meant that after 15 years of tandem riding... I discovered Q-rings....yes it was biopace then.. not the same... Point is - that my stoker and I battled up the hills.. mainly because of our different points of our powerstroke. Now with Q-rings we fly!!! Fact.
Tandem is the best way of cycling that I've ever done. It's actually amazing how many great riders out there has never ridden Tandem before. Another great discovery I've made the last 2 months is Q-rings. Budget and put them on straight out of the cycle shop. It gives you and your stoker a much more even power stroke. The best thing ever on uphills. Or don't put them on.... and discover the difference... 15 years later... like me. And yes... as soon as you get the "stoker is always right idea" in your head... the better your tandem cycling will become.
I had an Excocet before... but not making those anymore. Bought a Titan (old Fuel) last year... very impressed with the tandem. It all depends how much you want to pay for a tandem.
Cycle Lab charges R250 for a bike setup. If you buy a new bike from them it's free. And you get a full free maintenance plan on the bike. Remember to take with your cycling shoes... If you haven't bought a bike yet - just walk in and start chatting with the guys. It's their passion, and the chatting comes with no extra costs...
good luck for posting this sernoche1.....die hub gan jou vandag vermorsel....en moet se..as ek na jou profile kyk lyk dit of jy lady cyclist is???? Ouch... so vroeg die oggend.... Dear Sercoche1 Hope you enjoyed your days as a hubber... While you at this stupidity, why don't you attach your physical address and contact details on the next thread. That should give you all the real attention you so obviously graving for. Cheers and my the force protect you DB
he Stages * Stage 1 - February 27: Avalon - Lower Hutt, 35 km * Stage 2 - February 28: Martinborough - Masterton, 94 km * Stage 3 - February 29: Masterton Circuit - Admiral Hill, 125 km * Stage 4 - March 1: Mlramar - Wellington City, 124 km * Stage 5 - March 2: Seatoun Wharf - Wellington, 7 km * Stage 6 - March 2: Wellington City Criterium, 40 km on 94km coming in 5min past winner - amazing.
I've found that going into some of those long drop bins before a race actually takes out 20min off my time on a 100km. jislaaik maar ek haat dit..... will try the one sokkie thing ..... smileys/smiley36.gif" align="middle" /> smileys/smiley11.gif" align="middle" /> Ok then 1 sock and the long drop' date=' now we talking [img']https://www.bikehub.co.za/smileys/smiley36.gif" height="17" width="17" align="absmiddle" alt="LOL" /> big ben - that sokkie thing came up in a post last year Aug 2007 - about loosing weight. Looked like a very big argument able thread.... I will stay with 2 sokkies thank you...
I've found that going into some of those long drop bins before a race actually takes out 20min off my time on a 100km. jislaaik maar ek haat dit..... will try the one sokkie thing .....
is it alright to spray your bikes d?railleur and chain of with a pressure washer? then just apply the lube again? I do this with my MTB and think there is no better cleaning than that - gets everywhere.Decibach2008-02-27 04:20:53
they left on Sunday? after race? and riding today? That is very unprofessional for professional athletes. At least a week there would have been much better. Good luck to them still....
No thanks....this causes the hugest amount of junk to stick to the chain. Same goes for using wet lube in dry conditions' date=' at least on a mountain bike. [/quote'] Then what is the right stuff to use?
The Stages * Stage 1 - February 27: Avalon - Lower Hutt, 35 km * Stage 2 - February 28: Martinborough - Masterton, 94 km * Stage 3 - February 29: Masterton Circuit - Admiral Hill, 125 km * Stage 4 - March 1: Mlramar - Wellington City, 124 km * Stage 5 - March 2: Seatoun Wharf - Wellington, 7 km * Stage 6 - March 2: Wellington City Criterium, 40 km
