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Agree !,Already have tallboy and highball .If they made a roadbike i would buy that to

Already entered .I like the route .Will be sold out very soon

Don,t ever leave your bike upside down with the little one,s around .they like to spin the wheel and then stick their finger in the biltong cutter AKA disc brake

Yee ,yee Rub it in ! nice pic

Looks heavy and unstable .The Grifter was a better bike IMO

If you know your size have a look in the classifieds first

Well done !Did you train specifically for this .I know the legs and heart will be O,K ,but i am not sure about 17 hours on a saddle

When I want gears I ride my 2 x10 .If not I take the SS .My new bike has very limited space between the crank sprocket and chain stay I can see the potential for chain suck in the wet .For this reason alone I might change to XX1 .Gears make you lazy ,that why I mostly train with the SS .Going xx1 to save weight is stupid

When I want gears I ride my 2 x10 .If not I take the SS .My new bike has very limited space between the crank sprocket and chainstay I can see the potential for chainsuck in the wet .For this reason alone I might change to XX1 .Gears make you lazy ,that why I mostly train with the SS .Going xx1 to save weight is stupid

Why not .Everybody thought 27inch will not last and look where we are now .Same with 29inch .If there are advantages it will take of

My daughter rides with ryder spd,s ,same as shimano .Turn the screw that tightens the cleat fit all the way to the negative 'LOOSE" side

If you listen to a Harley engine roar it say's .Look how small my d%&k is ! Over and over again

Good starting piont for Fox is your weight +10 psi front and double that for the rear

Does not bother to much .I ride my own pace .It becomes bad when you are trying to stay in a bunch of hardened roadies that ride on top of each other and you do not feel safe riding that close

The big dipper ! I have left some sweat on that dirt road !Great MTBing area all the way to the Attakwas vally

Do the opposite of what the Aussies are doing !. In Aus there is no competative sport up to the age of 13 .They do not let talent get lost !!No passon for a sport will make it die .In RSA Rasicm is killing a lot of childrens passion

Can,t just read this .It will take the whole B#*&^%y day

We will never know how Meinyjies and van Rensburg would have fared in mens race .Pity !

Ashleigh rode a very smart race .She never tried to be the hero and used the other teams as support .The gold and silver were the best on the day and i don,t think having a full team as support would have helped .Our team would not have kept up with Pooley

i would,t use crests for that either .Arch should be fine

Makes sense .Now that you mention it ,It was more comfortable nose down .I use a wtb silverado and spez avatar

My weight is 100kg un kitted .i have both crest and arch .Never had a problem with crest in 3years .Currently my racing bike has arch rims .They are stiff , light and strong and can handle anything the magaliesberg can throw at them

Well done Ashleigh .With no team support won bronze medal .The poms rode a good race .Aussies could not get a podium finish with all their tactics and support

Using this now .After 50km of Highveld dust the chain wasn,t even dusty or brown and still running perfect .Expensive ,but worth it http://media.muc-off.com/851-large_default/c3-dry-ceramic-lube.jpg

I rode the USN event at avianto today on my trusty Tallboy .Man! I was happy I was on the full sus .My SS has a 120mm fork with lockout .Makes the bike 1,5kg heavier but when you need it it helps .I am to old for a rigid fork anyway .Rigid forks are for 20 year old laaities that weigh 60kg