Pants Boy

Dude. Dammn. That's more than just a tad rough ....

Oi.. can't they just all not cheat? Oi.. can't they just all not dope?

I second Maniyak cycles. There's a dedicated beginners / novice mtb group ride every Saturday, as well as an advanced mtb ride on Saturdays. On Sundays there's aither a road ride or a serious mtb session, like to harties and back, Cullinan and back etc. They're in Braam pretorius, rides start at 06:00 this time of year.

https://www.google.co.za/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=12&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CEwQFjAL&url=http%3A%2F%2Fphotography.nationalgeographic.com%2Fphotography%2Fphoto-of-the-day%2Fowyhee-river-idaho%2F&ei=BQA0U_r7BceK7AaX0oC4Bw&usg=AFQjCNHSPYxg5AqYGYLUWMaaqBH1mdHPtQ&sig2=rjQD-FiCcr-BrMjOahWplQ Idaho, not Africa as the image suggests

Rabon and Sauser wins in sprint

That was the last time I ate chicken pizza .... was sick as a dog at Sabie

Entered and paid for the 1/2 Marathon. We'll be doing a tour there again ... will update once I get my grits on a flyer

1 Cardio 2 The Double Tap 3 Beware of Bathrooms 4 Wear Seat Belts 5 No Attachments 6 The “Skillet” 7 Travel Light 8 Get a Kick Ass Partner 9 With your Bare Hands 10 Don’t Swing Low 11 Use Your Foot 12 Bounty Paper Towels 13 Shake it Off 14 Always carry a change of underwear 15 Bowling Ball 16 Opportunity Knocks 17 Don’t be a hero (later crossed out to be a hero) 18 Limber Up 19 Break it Up 20 It’s a marathon, not a sprint, unless it’s a sprint, then sprint 21 Avoid Strip Clubs 22 When in doubt Know your way out 23 Zipplock 24 Use your thumbs 25 Shoot First 26 A little sun screen never hurt anybody 27 Incoming! 28 Double-Knot your Shoes 29 The Buddy System 30 Pack your stain stick 31 Check the back seat 32 Enjoy the little things 33 Swiss army Knife

No, just chatted to someone on the phone, and busy testing some ideas for next weekend's Voortrekker camp with the paracord. Slings (As in David & Goliath) hiking staff wraps etc

30m Paracord is closest. Next to it is Multitool (Stanley) as well as cellphone (for the 'after' pics)

:D Really, really glad to see I still beat you on most of the segments on the Kop, I was getting worried Fortunately Base Training is done for the year so now I can rev it up again lol.

Yup. It's easier to keep heart rate in a certain range when on tar, especially if it's wet But I cannot resist that last rocky climb to the tower.

The gates of the school bike locker was left open yesterday afternoon - looked like an Advendurance race with the amount of cyclists on KK

I actually found it easier this morning in the mist and pissing rain. Couldn't see how far I still had to climb As an update to the original story, still NO confirmation from the original tweeter and NO other mentions of it anywhere, or word from ANY Pretoria based club. IMNSHO, people that start rumors like this should be flogged with a wet chain.

Not this afternoon, going for a late night ride though. Work is redonkulous at the moment.

Well done Firemeister - I really admire your restraint. I would've been sitting behind bars right about now for 'racial attack' etc etc etc, would've moered him good and proper there and then.

PV I'm not letting this one lie ... that's my playground ... you don't **** in my playground

Persons who paid them probably realized they were sleeping in stead of working. Haven't seen them in over a year.

Well, ****. This sucks donkey balls. I'm there just about every day, and I'm not looking for a scrap ...

Yes ..... you know it. Already did. If you cross a bridge up there, I built it The story behind the two shops = Maniyak (the club I belong to as well) is helping to build the trails. Solomons sponsored some workers for the intial two weeks of trail building and thus put their names on the signs (that they also sponsored) Nice initiative by both shops, I reckon. We're (Maniyaks) trying to get more work done, but with Tshwane Nature conservation that split into regions some time back things are chaos - not that it even falls under them, but yah. There is a 20km loop at the moment, although only the first five or so is publicly accessible. The rest of the route needs some more clearing as well as another bridge or two. Also look out for a Downhill track coming in the next year or so (unless we get lots of volunteers then we can start earlier)

Nah, trying to clear my head between cri(e)sises at work, lost track of time. Actually thought I left it longer Lol. Troll fail.

Just asking. Definitely a lot wrong with what's happening in that video, but seeing that it's Friday and GrootHendrik isn't here, I thought I'd just ask a simple question ... LOL.

Have you ever dealt with a Tikkop?

GREAT pity that this clashes with the MTN National in Clarens ...