Da_Hunk

Why do you not get them to rebuild your new wheel using the Powertap Hub

I have Mark II and Assos cream. I much prefer the Mark II and the price is right.

Just use Alex and the team at Northcliff Cycles on Beyers Naude...close to the N1

Good article, useful to understand why we are making the choices we are from an in depth perspective.

Have to admit, they are my favorite bibs...in summer they are my bib of choice. Only thing is they are on the pricey side of life.

lock the bike in the car.

Cannondale Super SIx

Looks like a CR1 Comp. They came with white Alex rims.

I have the 16nm and in retrospect would have gone 12nm. 16nm is a little too tight.

From the specialized.com website: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FRAMEFACT 9m carbon front triangle, SWAT EMT tool cradle, 29" geometry, FACT IS construction, M5 rear triangle, tapered headtube, carbon PF30 BB, full internal shift/brake routing, 142mm dropouts, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 100mm SWATSWAT MTB XC Kit w/ bottle cages, EMT Tool, and Top Cap Chain Tool REAR SHOCKFOX/Specialized remote Mini-Brain w/ AUTOSAG, inertia valve w/ Kevlar hose, Brain Fade adjust, 205x53mm, 100mm travel FORKCustom RockShox SID 29 Brain, inertia valve damper, Solo Air spring, tapered alloy steerer, bottom-mount Brain Fade and rebound adj., 15mm thru-axle, 100mm travel HEADSET1-1/8 and 1-1/2" threadless, Campy style upper with 1-1/2" lower, cartridge bearings STEMSpecialized XC, 3D forged alloy, 4-bolt, 6-degree rise, 31.8mm clamp HANDLEBARSSpecialized XC, flat bar, 2014 butted alloy, 700mm wide, 8-degree backsweep, 31.8mm GRIPSSpecialized Sip Grip, light lock-on, half-waffle aramid-infused, S/M: regular, Others: XL thickness FRONT BRAKEMagura MTS, hydraulic disc, Hi Friction pad, alloy caliper, Storm SL rotor, S/M: 160mm, L/XL: 180mm rotor REAR BRAKEMagura MTS, hydraulic disc, Hi Friction pad, alloy caliper, Storm SL rotor, 160mm rotor BRAKE LEVERSMagura MTS, carbon master cylinder, alloy lever blade, hollow lever pivot, reach adj. FRONT DERAILLEURCustom SRAM, 10-speed, high direct-mount REAR DERAILLEURShimano Shadow Plus XTR, 10-speed, GS mid cage SHIFT LEVERSShimano SLX, 10-speed, trigger CASSETTE SRAM PG-1050, 10-speed, 11-36 CHAINSRAM PC 1051, 10-speed, PowerLink CRANKSETCustom SRAM carbon S-2200, 10-speed XC double, PF30 spindle, removable spider, S: 170mm, Others: 175mm CHAINRINGS BOTTOM BRACKET SRAM PF30, OS press-in bearings, sealed cartridge PEDALS RIMSRoval Control Carbon 29, carbon disc, hookless bead, 27mm wide, 32h FRONT HUBRoval Control Carbon 29, 15mm thru-axle, 32h REAR HUBRoval Control Carbon 29 142+, DT Swiss Star Ratchet, 12mm thru-axle, 32h SPOKESDT Swiss Super Comp, 2.0/1.65/1.8 stainless FRONT TIRES-Works Fast Trak, 2Bliss Ready, 29x2.0", foldable aramid bead, 120 TPI REAR TIRESpecialized Fast Trak Control, 2Bliss Ready, 29x2.0", foldable aramid bead, 60 TPI INNER TUBES SADDLEBody Geometry Phenom Comp, hollow Cr-Mo rails, 143mm SEATPOSTSpecialized 2014 butted alloy, single bolt setback, 27.2mm, S/M: 350mm, Others: 400mm

I have been having the exact same issue ...not cool

Pierre take your bike to Northcliff Cycles...top service from Alex and his team.

Watching Seb is a master class in driving...similar to the Schumi days....and similar to the late great Senna!

We'll done to James Cunnama on a good 4th following the incredible race in the front.

Now things are really starting to break up at the front of the men's race - a group of strong riders have now separated themselves as they make the turn in Hawi. Missing from this mix? Pete Jacobs. 1 3:06:09 52 Andrew Starykowicz USA 2 3:08:04 1:56 49 Luke McKenzie AUS 3 3:08:06 1:57 2 Sebastian Kienle DEU 4 3:08:07 1:58 6 Frederik Van Lierde BEL 5 3:08:12 2:03 15 Faris Al-Sultan DEU 6 3:08:13 2:04 44 Tyler Butterfield BMU 7 3:08:26 2:17 47 Dirk Bockel LUX 8 3:08:51 2:42 3 Eneko Llanos ESP 9 3:08:53 2:44 14 Bevan Docherty NZL 10 3:08:54 2:45 25 Timo Bracht DEU 11 3:08:55 2:47 55 James Cunnama ZAF 12 3:08:58 2:49 37 Igor Amorelli BRA 13 3:09:15 3:06 11 Luke Bell AUS 14 3:09:17 3:08 5 Craig Alexander AUS 15 3:09:19 3:10 7 Tim O'Donnell USA