Dirty Twin

Have the route mapped out. Waiting on the folk from the NMMM to let me know when they are available to meet with me. Feel like a pinball machine.

I had a chat to of my friends one a GP and the other a specialist who advised me that after a viral infection such as Flu one could be at risk of Myocarditis(Spelling) for up to a further two weeks. Don't think it is worth it.

Morning Shaun Have had a chat with Paul Kleyn at the Metro and will do the necessary and meet with Paul next week to get pointed in the right direction. Will update soonest. Dirty Twin2009-06-03 01:30:41

CS I have been in contact with Mr Tony Arthurs at the Mandela Metro who will be arranging an appointment with his staff to assist in the placing of the signage. What now??

Come on Yang spit it out all the gory details. I'm with Slowbee

Making some kind of headway here.

Oh Forgot I have client who is one of the senior guys at national roads authority. Am going to see if he is in town today and go and chat to him.

Shaun are you telling me there are only two MTB'ers willing to get involved to sort the roadies training routes out.

Sent PM on Monday

I am in PE and that would have been my guess as well.

306???? 307?????? Don't you mean 305 & 705?

FFS phone the dude he has given you his number.

I am so easy it's embarrassing I even take my own clothes off I wan't the shock.

Nou wat nou!!!!

Sorry H don't get it a bit slow this morning.

It probably is a bit of a risk. They normally ride in a fairly large group with radio contact between the front and back riders and always a "sweep" rider or two so that the group does not get too spread out. I am loathe to say this but it is good advice the whole radio contact thing as we lost a rider last night in our bunch of 12. We all bolted across a road and 1 rider had to wait for 3-4 vehicles and by the time he got across the road the bunch was a small spec in the distance. If we had radio's with us it would have been no problem. he tried to chase us down for about 10 kays before someone realised we where a rider short. Had to send a search party back. It was a disaster for him for the rest of the ride. Clearly we have to rethink our rules and how to handle these rides. Please some positive feedback on how you exprerienced guys do this group ride thing at night. I shudder to think what could of happened.Dirty Twin2009-05-27 03:08:32

Nice one!! what tyres are those?

I have bought the following packs: 1. Sportsmans Special = Rubish (Wasted R300) 2. Hydrapack = rubish(Wasted R700) 3. Camelbak = Should of bought first. Also depends what you want to carry with you. For the TB you don't have to carry too much as they have well spaced and stacked water points can't really comment on other races as I have only done 4 or 5 stage races again well spaced water points. Don't go fast enough to have serious mechanical problems. If I had to buy again it would certainly not be anything but a Camelbak and not more than a 2 liter resevoir/bladder.

<popcorn>Can I come watch?</popcorn> Why popcorn? What about about some assaulted peanut.

Whatever you will never change I am done with people like you

If you pay people peanut's then you get monkey's working..... Oh no wait wrong forum.

Well done D. If we can stick our sticky wrappers in our cycling short bib pant then so can everyone else. Then they won't need people to pick up papers post race. I was at a MTB race yesterday and been at the back of the field did not see a single wrapper on the course.

Do yesterday's actually ride bicycles ?? I might type slower than I think but you are still a tosser JERKWALLY.

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