NotSoBigBen

Seems I just found it where it is too - Thanks La

Unless you gonna tell why did you post that huh huh

I am no expert but can only give my (very) humble opinion, I went to wider bars and it has made a significant difference TO ME ....

Alweer tot hie :lol: :lol: :lol: "Dronk ou's" can be such spoilsports

By definition then 'real talented' riders would be faster on a 29r as it rolls 'easier over obstacles' and no I'm not gonna get into a debate about it, been there done that, don't have a medal or T-shirt Liked this comment I saw on the web recently :- 'Have fun working on your levels of perception, cause riding the bike, any bike is what it is all about.'

'who'? I reckon many so called 'SS hippies' will be made in the coming months

the 'bard' has deserted you HR?

Just some advice from a SabieX veteran (5*) don't worry about the weather till a day at most before the race starts (weather prediction is just a joke anyway)! Point in case all doom and gloom for the 24hr this past weekendand and all we had were 10 drops early Sunday morning

As I recall these are the categories as per entry and that we raced according to :- Categories: Solo: Open Veteran 40-49 Master 50+ Single speed open

It's tradition! Professional racing cyclists have been shaving their legs for at least 100 years, that’s probably longer than ladies have been shaving their legs. So the practice definitely qualifies as a tradition.

As a solo rider the camp sites all along that 'finish loop' was an absolute winner!

Nice meeting you mate, thanks for the support

Well done dude! Thanks for the company, chats and chirps Had to laugh at my wife when she said 'you got 2 hours you can still beat Brett, go now ....' - frikkin heck I was so sore it took a special effort to go out on my 'parade lap' to say thanks to the supporters BTW a whole tube of Fissan paste applied

http://www.evanscycles.com/product_document/file/ea5/394/ec0/403/polar-cs200-computer-manual.pdf Google is your friend

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: dude there was no 'risk' of me having the fastest lap even though I qualified over the 'limit'

Squier you not think of 'weblink' like the CS200's use? Polar FlowLink is an accessory used to transfer data between a Polar product and polarpersonaltrainer.com. Polar FlowLink makes it easy to transfer data between your training computer and polarpersonaltrainer.com. Simply connect it to a PC with its USB connection.

'feeling it' Dude I'm too scared to go to the toilet cause I'd have to wipe my backside Thanks for the #mountaindew, couldn't have done it without my favourite energy and recovery drink mate

Just under 8k's ..... well done to you SS nutters!

Ah Sven the caveman, jeez man he was chasing myself and Brett (tnose_e) in the morning to gain laps on us but it seemed he got a 'flat' as he pulled up with a bit of a limp .... Thanks for the encpuragement and chirps mate!

Focus dude! NONE on RISERS

If you in a hurry (as I was) get an adapter (I had a frame with a 'normal' steerer and tapered fork though) I tried to 'sell and buy' but that didn't happen

Cool I'm back in the office next week Wednesday, will sort it first thing when I get there!

No no this grumpy is a 'normal' bloke so not a hubber

That's not difficult That's Graham's nickname ......