downhilldemon

crap organisation at water tables this year and crap food or no food. last years food organiser was fired because she was only concentrating on the food section and neglecting her other duties (but we had brilliant food). this year they tried to cut costs and look at all the unhappy people.

maybe they just wanted to give you a lift home when you got tired. thoughtful of them

does it come in 4x4

not sure. got a mate with a virtue 2 and he says it is amazing. i'll try get him to post sumthing

any1 know of any courses in cape town

ban waterpoints

think i'm gonna get a group of japanese tourists on bikes and take them up the singletrack just to annoy those blokes

save your money and stick with your v - brakes if you not having a problem with them. i've got v's on my one bike and disks on my other and you aren't going to notice the difference unless you riding in the rain or snow. (if you can lock-out your v's then they don't have a problem with stopping power.) if you doing serious down-hills or long races such as the epic you going to be looking at a new bike that comes with hydrolic disks anyway. disks aren't always the answer. lots of people finished the 2nd day of the epic complaining that their disk pads had worn downand they had no brakes, but they actually were clogged with the that lekker klein karoo dust, while those few with v-brakes had no ploblems.

anyone know the ways i can get a bike transported from durban to cape town and what the prices will roughly be? thanks