Here's even more of a joke than what their service (or lack of) is - direct quote from the Post Office website: "The South African Post Office has spent R422 million and committed a further R227 million on capital expenditure to lay a solid foundation for improved delivery. This investment brings the company closer to consistently meeting delivery standards and providing excellent customer experience."
It's one of those where each manufacturer will publish the data that makes their wheels appear to be better than the rest... Here's a link to Hed where they compare a couple of brands, showing the drag at certain angles of yaw (the lower the drag, the faster the wheels): http://www.hedcycling.com/aerodynamics_technology/ Click on a set of wheels for them to appear on the chart.
Stupid question!!!!!! How many of the other so called "superstars" sleep in the tents. If you know anything about the Epic you would not have asked such a dumb question!!!!!!! < id="gwProxy" ="">< ="jsCall;" id="jsProxy" =""> We have superstars in SA?
VERY nice Chrispy. Just a 'heads-up'. Keep an eye on your Schwalbe R's as there's a "defect notice" on them. Check it out here: http://www.schwalbe.com/gbl/en/homepage/?gesamt=462&ID_Land=38&ID_Sprache=2&ID_Seite=126&PHPSESSID=023000ff93f7cb82bce065759b3cda8b
Easy now...Cervelo only recalls forks' date=' not frames [/quote'] Hey Mr Voigt, what happened to all those R2.5, the ones that where replaced by the R3. Forgot about those (selective memory )
Even at our great exchange rate, it's a cheap tool to add to your tool box. I recon it should work - if you look at it, it really just simulates a chain on the cassette, and you add the force...IMO...of course
Here you go guys...a cassette wear checker: http://www.biketoolsetc.com/index.cgi?id=676176439428&d=single&c=Tools&sc=Cassettes-and-Freewheels&tc=Cog-Wear-Gauges&item_id=RO-CK I'll sit back and read Johan's response to this tool
