Nope, I have everything, I just need a headset, that was R250. Chainbolts 4-R230, I was looking at grips R300. Adapter for disc brake R150. This is some of the cheapest parts I could get my hands on because it is for a cheap SS for commuting. One very cool hubber helped me out with wheels, frame and handlebars, at a very good price.
After visiting my LBS I notice everything is expensive. I am trying to build something cheap, but for 6parts the bill is R700. I can not afford that anymore. So my question is, where do you guys buy things like headsets, bb, chainbolts and things like that? I cannot help the owner of LBS build his racebike anymore...
Downhill, 203mm travel, 26/27.5 Freeride 160-203mm travel, it is something like Rampage 26/27.5 Enduro 140-160mm travel, 27.5/29 XC - Cross country 100mm 27.5/29 That is all I have...
The other thing a well is do you want to kill him or scare him? If you can use .22 bullets it can really hurt him but don't kill hom. The thing Dale said there is true, then the basterd take your bike and gun.
I was aslo thinking about it, I was thinking of taking my grandfathers 6.35mm handgun, it is small so you can strap it to your body. On the other hand I was thinking, why don't the make small paintball guns, you can use a CO2 bomb and then it would be small and you don!'t need a license, you can take pepper balls as well.
The Santa is a130mm travel bike vs the Camber is a 110/120mm travel bike. Both are strong. I saw Curtis Keene on the Camber/Stumpy during the Enduro World Cup and the bike was going top 10's(I can be wrong). On the other hand Santa is making VERY strong Carbon bikes, you can go on youtube and check out what Peat and Ratboy do with those bikes. I think you must take both out for a test drive and decide from there. I am a Santa fan but you must get yourself a bike that you like and feel comfortable on.
Saw on Twitter CWC was on Cartebalnche, did they do anything wrong? I was just wondering because when you end up on Carteblanche you did something wrong and they want the uncover the whole story. The reason for my concern is that they have my money... Any reason to worry?
I am also running 2x10 with 28/39 you can hit 40kph on the open without pedaling like hell, but when you are in the woods then I know why I am running 2x10, I will never go back tp 3x10. My 2x10 hate the open tar....
Groenkloof nature reserve!!! It is at fountains circle about 15km drive from Eldo... And then the bikepark at Rigel wolwespuit. But go to groenies, it is Aweome!!
I am running 26/39 on my SRAM crankset and a 12/36 cassette on my 29. I am topping out at around 55/60kph and when it is wide open with no climds I sometimes wonder it the 39T is good but when I enter the woods I realise why I have the 39T. When it is time for a new cassette I will take the 11/36 or even smaller.
