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I have a few. Although don't carry them much anymore. CRKT - Pazoda Large CRKT - M16-13ZLEK (My favorite as it has the glass breaker and seatbelt cutter) Kershaw - RJ Tactical Kershaw - Emerson CQC 9K Kershaw shuffle 2 And last but not least... Okapi 907E Would like the CRKT Foresight for xmas this year.

Rock Solid. Loved every KM on the Fuji and I still miss it. Sold it to my ex. She moved to NZ and took it with. Still rides it everyday.

my first attempt at long exposure http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r9/dreamz_shared/DSC_0099_zpsgerw4rm7.jpg

Sell it, and buy something better. It's cheaper to buy the new bike than upgrade parts.

Bio-strath works. so does neurovance

have you tried lyno?

GT Zasker 9r elite. Around 12K

Agree, The 310XT is great. My 405 broke and garmin upgraded me to a 310xt. I got the quick release for the bike and love it. I'd even go as far to say that I think it's more accurate than my 405.

Thanks. 26" seems hard to find, but will try find some and ditch those useless crossmarks

I want to replace my crossmarks. On the rare occasion that I am able to ride fast, they just don't seem to have enough grip. Either the front or back starts to slide out. Any recommendations? Was thinking of trying the racing ralph / rocket ron combo out. How much better would that be over the crossmarks?

leave the mtb at home and take the fishing rods. Bazley is a awesome fishing spot.

it was. Entrance has moved. Once u go under the gautrain bridge, turn left. Take your next left, and drive until u get to the boomgate. pay your R40 and drive down to the start. And it's defo worth the R40.

Thanks, Will attempt a 2nd loop this weekend.

How many km's do you guys get out the Red route? Max I can find is 35Km. Is that correct or am I missing some signs?

Been Seeing Sarah Campbell (physio). Agree about the miracles. Some serious voodoo. As much as I hate bunkies, I know how good they are for me. I still can't believe how something so simple (and painful) helped so much. Prior to lyno, I tried various physios, podiatrist, orthopod... All a big waste of money and made my problems worse. couldn't take the injuries and pain so stopped running for 3years. I'm eternally grateful for lyno. Solved my running problems

The best advice anyone gave me was to try lynotherapy. I used to pronate so bad that I ran in motion control shoes. My ITB was almost chronic and I was almost always injured. I went for lynotherapy and now run in neutral shoes and injury free. The idea behind it is that you strengthen the weak muscles and run in neutral shoes. I've also made the transition to nike free runs which I use daily. It's a 3 month base building with daily running and lots of strength work to get the weak muscles strong but I think it's worth it.

2 tubes 2 bombs 1 pump patchkit first aid kit multitool tyre levers cable ties 2 powerlinks leatherman plugs + solution + plug screwdriver thingi In the past 6 months, have not needed any of it. Thinking of dumping some stuff.

Thanks, That makes lots of sense. I didn't consider that I was under eating and I defo am.

reached another milestone this morning. I'm finally a member of the sub 100 club. Down to 99kg Just have 2 major issues to work through. 1.) Fueling right, I bonked after riding 5k's on Sat and struggled to ride a dismal 17k's This may be linked to point 2. 2.) Overtraining. I seem to have resolved the headaches and insomnia. Headaches with a potassium supplement and the insomnia just seemed to go away. 20Kg's down and 25Kg's to go

Most people who have ever attempted to trim down has hit that plateau where it seems, no matter what you do, you are stuck at that weight. The only thing to do is to change what you currently doing now as it's not working. Change what you eat and change how you exercise. Hit the gym, build mini cardio circuits and do those. Also add weight training in. Good Luck!

I'm also on the heavy side (103kg) but run 0.8bar in the front and 1.8-2.0 in the rear. Works well for me. This is on Crossmark ust's

Have also given this a try. 1week of no sugar and very little carbs and i'm 3.5kg down. In just 1 week I feel great and by BP is now normal. The only downside is the headaches and light headed/high feeling but some salt seems to fix the headaches, jury is still out in the light headed/high feeling but no one has ever complained about getting high for free!

That youngster was a moron. He was riding the 20K, there was a long line of people waiting patiently to cross over the bridge but he pushed his way past everyone then fell off right in front of me The camera man jumped down lifted him up, we grabbed him and put him on the side. He was obviously in lots of pain. Saw him in the medical tent after the race, medic said he was okay and they were giving him something for the shock.

cash which I obtained from getting a 2nd job

nope. Delayed reply from a few pages back