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Did you manage to do the race without it breaking?

Hows the finger daft vader? Excellent work

Practical is not always nice.

Think Pornstar is selling one, might be a road one though

I think its 1 year but could be wrong, I got a pair of demo eggbeaters he advertised on the hub to try out and I prefer them to my Candys.

Or check out: http://www.bicicletta.co.za/ Goldmember2009-05-13 07:39:10

Shamus might be able to fix it pm him

Landed 2 backflips then spiked myself

that looks nice

Nice looking bike

Hope I still have my entry for next year after my crash on day 2' date=' I need to get back next year.[/quote'] I hope so too... otherwise who'll keep me company at the top of that nasty day 2 climb? looking forward to it.

I think the Teocali is a 2007 model as it is the old frame design can find the specs to compare it against the Otero.

If the goal is FR/AM type riding' date=' then the Teocali for sure. BUT, for a beginner a hardtail may be better to learn on. If you can do the technical stuff on a hardtail properly first, you'll be much better off. [/quote'] Good point Hog

Hope I still have my entry for next year after my crash on day 2, I need to get back next year.

Then I would say go for the Teocali as you will have more rear and front shock travel than the Mtrax and a hardtail over obstacles. Other opinions??

Anything would be better that the MTrax , As hog says a hardtail will probably have better components and be lighter than the Teocali. Depends on the type of riding you want to do or if you plan on upgrading Teocali at a later stage? Goldmember2009-04-21 05:39:40

I have two mates with 08 Teocali's and one with 08 Canaan none of them have had any problems. The two with Teocali's have also thrashed them around logwood and the bike park,

looks awesome

Bought one yesterday and put it on my hardtail. <?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Did a 1 hour morning commute this morning, on and off-road and am very impressed with the comfort and build, I took Mampara's advice and put it slightly nose up. Look forward to seeing how comfortable it is on a 3-4 hour ride. Goldmember2009-04-09 03:50:58

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Every now and then not nearly as much I should be.

The spinergy's

Totally agree with you, I have had specialized bikes (currently have three), Glove, Shoes, Helmets etc for the last three years and have had nothing but excellent service from Summit Cycles and Le Peloton.