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I just got my hands on some Renegades for the Race. Anybody got some input as to where to start with tyre pressures?

:lol: :lol: Dunno about the stubble tho!

Fastrak LK Control 2bliss and Fastrak Control LK non tubeless. No SLK

I have ridden the Fastraks for a full year and only cut one on the epic. since then nothing. Renegades will be available in SA from the end of this week, maybe on shelves next week in time for Sani. 29.1.95's they will be Light! also coming in are Fastraks and Captain controls.

ask the agents where to get one... www.fitsportslab.com

since he's on J2C: Holy Trails From Underberg

Lefty - Hold The Frame Up Lol who has some better variations?

Certainly. S M L and XL as usual

I had to run a 20mm longer stem, inverted and with flat bars. but with some stem spacers, couldnt go too low. This on my S-works SJ HT 29er... The short stem and low position made the steering overly sharp and the front wanted to tuck at low speeds/ past a certain angle. i learned this the hard way...over and over!

try Judy Judy 039 976 0436(Office) 083 533 4976(Mobile) 0866240347(Fax) judy@sani2c.co.za I called this morning, she answered within4 rings and helped me out in a very friendly manner. In the past I have called Farmer glen and he's more than happy to help.

Anybody wanna buy a new Racing Ralph 29x2.25 with snakeskin? tubeless. R550

oooh i just remembered that renegades are going to be like wet fish on those floating bridges!

I have a fastrak rear and a Ralph on front right now and it's great for tokai.. I could run fastraks on both...or a renegade on the back. Either way i will be taking a spare tire, I doubt I will need more grip on the front than a RR.

I'm thinking of riding Renegades...

I haven't ridden a Sani this late in the year before and my last encounter was a mud fest... so what are the tracks going to be like, in the dry, after J2C and S2C adventure... What rubber is going to be best? Sounds like a semi slick will do but I'm not so sure

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let go the front brake!

Seriously okes...this is a little old now.. If you want a red bike buy a red bike, if you want a white one then get a white one. 29er, 26er, HT Dual SUS, 100mm travel 120mm 160mm, 1.95 wide tires, 2.1 2.3 2.5... Shimano Sram - there are multiple choices for every rider. Is anyone out there on their MTbikes still having fun? Or are we all just concerned that we don't have the bleeding edge bike to ride? PS cant we all just get along. xx Hugs xx

I have my bikes locked up with combination locks, through rawlbolt eyelets in the walls while they hang. The only thing you can remove like this is the rear wheels.

Now where is TNT1... What kind of Dog do you have?

MR Min. Otherwise, prevention is better than cure - insulation tape base layer and the gay ahgus sticker on top is the easiest to remove.

Maybe a little biased...but I also use them myself so i know they are good value.

AM classic MTB disk

No gloves, and ring on finger too... brave!

Since I usually ride the singletrack twice a week and a few times over and over - I'm going to give the nookie the same treatment.