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Brett MTBer

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  1. Hi Robyn, we stock the 29" Giant air fork, straight steerer, disc for quick release wheels, its R3699 new incl delivery. you can WA me at 0827745821
  2. Our roads are very quiet, just stay away from the R40 from White River to Hazyview, too many coal trucks!
  3. Event Name: SABIE CLASSICWhen: 26/02/2022Where: , Sabie, MpumalangaCategory: Mountain Bike25 YEARS OF LEGENDARY MOUNTAIN BIKING IN SABIE MPUMALANGA, ONE OF SA'S LONGEST RUNNING RACES! Go to Event Page.
  4. Hi, I have a demo Titan Nitric for sale on The Hub Classifieds, its from Valencia VBike in Nelspruit, it was used by the Boss daughter to do the Argus and then put back on the floor, check it out. Its a great spec - small frame, will let it go for R40k.
  5. Yebbo, then I saw the writing on the wall... the stories I could tell....
  6. From what I understand of the rules regarding lead vehicles the ‘lead vehicle’ in terms of item 4 of the rules was not doing its job, it was ill prepared to do its job since it neither knew the course nor did it remove an obstacle. What sanction does the race organiser get from CSA for this? They should be fined according. From everyone’s perspective it seemed like a few guys having a good time in someone’s Porsche without any concept of their responsibility to the race, very poor PR. At the same time when was the last time any race organiser, either road or MTB got a sanctioning from CSA? many of us suffer poor marking, dangerous course layouts and yet no race organiser as far as I am aware has ever been fined? CSA wants every race to be sanctioned, is this to protect the riders or simply collect valuable income? it appears CSA's approach is to assume that riders will simply not return to poorly organised races and yet in this economic climate the Pro's and semi Pro's don't have that luxury - who is there to protect them? I agree with the concept that the rider must not follow the lead vehicle but in this case the lead vehicle should have been a km ahead of the rider to ensure the course was clear and correctly marked without obstacle, the organiser in this case shoulders the blame for appointing a lead vehicle and its occupants on what appears to simply be a joy ride. It would be interesting to see if there was a Comm in the car, if there was they should also be disciplined, though I doubt we'd ever hear about it...
  7. Hi there, Frontrunner actually sells an adapter set to allow you to attach 2 Thule Wing bars to their roof rack, you can then use a Pro Ride for the bike. The adapters are available on their website for about R580 but you still have to buy the two wing bars and a Pro Ride (or however many you need), just organising for one of my customers for a Suzuki Jimny.
  8. Hi, I see the times for Sundays Down Hill are posted on the MNet program guide but not the XCO on Saturday? anyone out there have any idea of times and channels?
  9. Did anyone watch the German Documentary referred to in Katie Comptons press release on Cycling News? Very scary if you are an athlete, you can be 'infected' by merely having a substance dabbed on your skin during a handshake or pat on the back, the amount is sufficient to be an immediate 4 year ban.
  10. That's great guys, cheers to JScottP!
  11. I did find Mens MTB at 7:55 on 26th but couldn't find women's?
  12. Anyone out there know where to find the correct Olympic TV Schedule for cycling? Supersport website is a mission.
  13. Most fun way to end this shitty year!
  14. Event Name: Noon to Moon When: 5 December 2020 Where: Merry Pebbles resort Sabie, Mpumulanga Category: MTB FOR THE 25th YEAR! ! THE 2020 “NOON TO MOON” RACE 5 December SABIE The Lowveld Chaingang Cycle Club are yet again hosting the Fantastically Brilliant 10 hour 'NOON TO MOON' endurance relay race for teams of 3 (or 4 if it includes one or more tough chicks!) Teams complete as many laps as possible around a 7,5KM course of lovely flat Jeep track and single track twistier than a politicians excuse. The start is at 10:00 from Merry Pebbles resort and includes 3 hours of scary night riding (bring your own lights) lots of prizes and trophies, cheap camping available on site as well as catering! Enter at, www.entrytime.com, Valencia Cycles or enter on the day (lazy late comers will be penalized!) This is probably one of the most sociable races on the calendar, teams are encouraged to give themselves outrageously descriptive names and for some it’s one 10 hour cycling party whilst for others it’s a tactical battle! The timing system allows teams to continually track their progress and the possibility of changeable weather always makes for an interesting challenge! 2015 was ‘almost’ dry and super fast with really close racing and warm evening temps. But who knows, 2020 could be NOON TO MONSOON! So don’t delay, get all your buds together, or for you sad dudes with no mates try it solo! Put air in your tubes, saddle up, lube your equipment, and join us for the best dirty fun you can have with knobbly rubber! For more details call Brett at 082 774 5821 or Sandy 082 410 8094 And remember : IN THE DARK NO ONE HEARS YOU SCREAM ! Go to Event Page
  15. So they same weight and the Trek has carbon rims? that means its basically heavier - apples with apples - SC all the way, at least its going to be a cool bike and you can loose weight as you can afford to - I have one so not bias at all..
  16. Yes definitely, but you welcome to join us for a ride Sunday afterwards!
  17. Hey guys, there is no National MTB Series for 2018, unfortunately Ashburton pulled their sponsorship so all of the other races are in doubt, Sabie is the only race that was not owned by Advendurance so we are still going ahead! See ya there!
  18. Event Name: Sabie Classic When: 24 February 2018 Where: York Sports Ground, Mpumulanga Category: MTB In its 20th year the SABIE CLASSIC has always delivered on its promise of big mountains, epic views and an unrivaled challenge, there are distances for all, from easy family race to a hardcore distance for those with Epic aspirations or out for an adventure! The town of Sabie is the ideal weekend getaway with loads to do for the family, get away from the smoke and traffic and be part of the legend! Go to Event Page
  19. Just a heads up - New SC TB is imminent and geometry might change....
  20. Hi Guys, please note that late entries for the race will be available at registration on Friday as well as on the mornings of the race. the weather is looking perfect!
  21. Hi there, if you are willing to drive a bit you can park at a small town about 20kms away and then ride up Mariepskop - this is a stunning endless climb thru nature reserve that goes up for about 25kms and takes you right back up the escarpment, the last section is so steep they had to concrete it but the views are stunning. Pro Elite rider Samantha S anders lives in the area and could give you more details as well, pm me and I'll put you in touch.
  22. Guys, do yourself a favour and subscribe to Bike mag from the US, its one of the longest running and most respected with fantastic pictures and excellent articles, and best of all it works out at about R50 delivered! www.bikemag.com
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