Customs is roughly 15%, no import duties.
The ZAR/GBP exchange rate on the day of clearance applies.
No vat on overseas DHL.
I think DHL charges around R150.00 clearance fee.
Contact DHL express as soon as you have a waybill number so that they can send you an invoice to pay the vat, clearance etc.
T
In the past I always used Express Mail International, SAPO used to deliver at my front door, 3 to 4 days max. I haven't seen this option for some time now, so it's DHL for now.
I'd rather pay a bit more and get my goodies in a few days.
If they weren't offered the opportunity to check the torque on the seat post clamp before disassemble it's pure speculation. I would go over their head to spez global.
I think you have good reason to be upset, after all you bought a well known brand that is supposed to back their product.
Agreeable so, but you would at least expect it to be fit for purpose coming from a bicycle shop.
You bought a second hand bike, you cannot expect it to come without faults! The bad attitude from the youngster is totally unacceptable though...............
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I'm glad you survived the ordeal to tell the story.
Blatant disregard for the law is fast becoming the norm.
I hope you feel better soon.
T
I'd say air forks...
Giant, Silverback and Merida are all good makes.
Titan entry level bikes aren't that bad, however I'd rather go for one of the above.
T
I am using the helmet and it's by far the nicest helmet I've owned.
Bought from CRC around R2K for helmet, shipping and import duties/ vat.
T
Tony are you using this?
Price and where did you buy?
I've got an 1000 Edge and find the unit is a little too big when riding technical sections.
I think one of the smaller Garmin units would be more suited for the Duzi2c.
6.5mm should be fine for Presta. I've never measured the inside hole.
inside hole :8mm
Outside hole: 6.5mm
Is this different from usual?
I'm not too sure of the diameter of the valve hole; you may need a reducer from a Schrader valve (8 mm) to Presta (6mm).
Slicks are a good idea, just have fun and enjoy the ride.
I'd go for a Pike or Yari, possibly a Revelation.
I went from a Revelation to a Pike on my Pyga and they are worlds apart.
T
That's one of the things I love about my Pyga.
Whenever I need a part, I pop in to Pyga and Patrick pulls a new part out from under the counter.
Waited over a month for a linkage for my Trance...
UPDATE:
I have pulled the trigger on a new complete sub frame from PYGA.
Thanks Louis from Knipe Racing for all the help you are a legend bud!
Thanks for all the advice and PM's I have received...much appreciated!
See you on the trails!
I'm in Howick next week Thursday, I can pop into the Pyga shop and see if they have one lying around.
I've seen a few parted out frames there so maybe there is a used one that I can broker a deal on.
T
Hi Guys
See my sad tale here...............
https://community.bikehub.co.za/topic/166351-pyga-oneten-help/?p=3067476
Holding thumbs somebody know somebody who knows somebody who perhaps has met somebody knowing somebody else who maybe know a Mr Morewood
Pretty peeved right now!
Are you looking for the top or bottom section, and what frame size?
T
190 x 51 may work, hopefully someone has tried?
T
Bummer! Thanks man.
The rear shock is 184x44. A 200x57 doesn't work. (I've tried it)
The chainstay pushes up against the frame.
T
Does anyone know (of course someone does) the details of the rear shock on the 110? Length etc. would like to know if a Monarch Plus RCT3 200x57 would work or not.
Paid around R22k for my Lapierre Edge 327+ in December.
http://www.lapierre-bikes.co.uk/gamme/2017/mtb/sport/edge-327
The quality is remarkable.
Just waiting for my 140mm Pike to arrive.
Input on which one
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I was in the same predicament sometime ago and I wise man told to rather spend a little more now on a mtb with mid level components than a lot of money later once you've realized that an entry level mtb is useless.
I'd go for silverback sola 3.