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  1. Hi there, i sold mine last year for R10 000. Put is under classifieds You can accept offers around R9000. maybe R8000.
  2. Its called Lego shop , it is up the top there where the old trappers was, close to furnos.
  3. There is a Lego shop in centurion mall! Has a area where kids can play and build! Parents and kids dream! Can build without buying!
  4. 0 comments Santa Cruz Syndicate moving to Shimano for 2012 By BikeRadar, UK http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.com/images/news/2012/01/31/1328006072014-1lo3sjc1qab4k-280-75.jpg (Santa Cruz Syndicate) We don't generally cover changes of equipment sponsors here on BikeRadar but this one's a big one – the Santa Cruz Syndicate are switching from SRAM to Shimano for 2012. This move doesn't just entail a change of groupset. The SRAM 'family' also provided the highly successful downhill team with RockShox suspension, Truvativ finishing kit and Avid brakes, much of which was custom kit developed through their hush-hush BlackBox programme. This means almost everything except the bike – the full-carbon Santa Cruz V10 – will be changing. While a reliable source has confirmed that the outfit will be running Shimano shifting kit and brakes – presumably from the Saint downhill group – there's no word yet on who'll be providing the dampers and cockpit kit. The obvious suspension choice would be Fox Racing Shox but X-Fusion are making a big push into the aftermarket side of things this year, Marzocchi's recent 888 forks have marked a return to form and Bos have a great reputation, too. Bars, stems and seatposts could come from Shimano's PRO offshoot, as used by the Athertons, or the Syndicate could pick a separate brand, as with their ENVE carbon wheels. Whatever kit they end up with, it's going to be a big change for the team after eight years with SRAM – and 16 years with RockShox for Steve Peat. “Leaving SRAM is a tough one for me," said the former world and World Cup champion, from Sheffield. "I've been with RockShox for 16 years so you could say the brand is engraved [sic] in me. But like most things in life nothing lasts forever and it's been a great time over the last 16 years. I want to thank each and every person at RockShox and SRAM who have helped me achieve my goals in my career. I've made lots of friends and had some fun times. Thanks guys!” Santa Cruz main man Rob Roskopp said: “Our partnership with SRAM saw many milestones achieved, Steve Peat’s 2009 world championship in Canberra, Greg Minnaar’s win at Maribor in 2010 aboard the first carbon bike to take a World Cup win, and countless podiums over the last eight years. I'd like to thank the whole crew at SRAM for the great memories and support.” Another change for 2012 is that Greg Minnaar is switching from Alpinestars ride wear and protection to O'Neal, and will also be sporting casual clothing from Iron Fist. You can follow BikeRadar on Twitter at twitter.com/bikeradar and on Facebook at facebook.com/BikeRadar.
  5. i am happy with my campmaster - roadster 300 with the roof rack....paid R8500 builders. I pull better than the venter and is lighter,
  6. last nigth was awesome ...... 7 of us braving the Night!! 30km of fun!!
  7. leon_pro

    Bike rack

    the rhino rack looks the same as the buzzrack www.buzzrack.com
  8. I think there more to story here, they wont reject your whole claim for the one item being not concealed, what else did you claim for?
  9. My pride and joy Festina Chrono Bike
  10. http://www.zapiro.com/Cartoons/m_111012tt.jpg
  11. me too.... its on like donkey kong
  12. I took some photo's this afternoon from klapperkop of the burnt area
  13. intro ride tonight!! 25km easy ride!! come and join!!
  14. I stumbled apon this deal this morning http://www.groupon.co.za/deals/national-deals/pay-r1299-for-a-drift-x170-action-camera-from-action-cameras-valued-at-r1999--save-35-/756916
  15. THANX. i am going to look at the bike this afternoon
  16. hi there, i was wondering does a hardtail medium = dualie medium? i awesome dualie has crossed my path and i am now considering the swop? would it be the right size? thanx
  17. most likely that the 5150 overseas also does not allow it, seeing that we had to conform to the european continental rules
  18. Posting from the mailing list: By the sounds of this report i think he enjoyed it!! Report By: Rafael Carmona >>>>>>>>>>>>>> 3 hour night ride in Irene area, just amazing. I am from Venezuela; I have been living in Johannesburg for less than 2 month, one of the first thing that I did wend arrive here was buying a Mountain bike, and trying to find in internet groups who ride regularly in the city. After seeing a lot of page in the web, I found one that gain my attention immediately, Dark and Dirty, just for the name I decide to open the link and see what was about. I read I little bit about the group and the spectacular rides that they have every Thursday, so I decide to put my bike and my mtb cloths in my car and drive until Irene Mall after work. I arrive very early about 6 pm, after half and our I notice that 2 cars arrive with bikes and I decide to ask if they are part of the dark and dirty group, and they say that “off course just a few people are so crazy to ride a mounting bike during the night with this weather” The night was very cold, after a few minutes other cars appear with bikes, and the group start to prepare their bikes, the group was no so big about 10 bikes. I wasn’t sure about what to expect, I was my first night ride in South Africa, I was very glad wend before we start, around 7pm, we receive all the security tips and all the information about the ride of that night. I just can tell that at the beginning I was a little bit scare, my light wasn´t the best ones and in some moments I lost the road, but after a few minutes, I feel more comfortable with the lights and with the lands scape. The Group was excellent, in every moment they ask me about how I feel. Is everything was ok? and just talking about the bikes, the weather, about my country etc. We ride for almost 3 hour, during the hall route always was a social ride, at the end I need to admit that I was so tired, but the route was perfect, single tracks, a lot of rocks, a couple of hills, sped zones, very very complete route. Is was an amazing experience, I can feel the adrenaline in my body in every moment, now I am convince that for sure I will come back next Thursday, but first a need a better lights. After 3 hours riding we arrive to Irene Mall again, and the best part was that the hall group decide to go for some food and a hot chocolate, I don’t know if I was hungry, or so tired, but I was the best hamburger that I have been eat in this city. This is the kind of adventure that if you like the MTB you need to leave, and this is a very good way to do it, what else can you ask?, bikes, night ride, friends, and food, just perfect. See you next Thursday on the road. Rafael Carmona
  19. tonight i will be there, lights are charged!! whoop whoop
  20. Would just make a comment on the good/speedy service recieved from CSharpphoto They took the photo's the weekend @ Trailseeker Hazeldean race, the photo's were up on tuesday all nicely edited and made to look nice. I placed an order at 20:00 last night for one photo, they emailed it to me for R30.00 and i recieved it 21:00. Great service and also they sent a very good quality photo. Thanx guys!
  21. where is this park situated?
  22. watch it on www.freecaster.tv ladies xc on live now....
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