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Matchstix

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  1. My kershaw also have a leatherman and a green pinstripe victorynox that. I take hiking. Use a bookmakers knive at work daily.(not a bookmaker though)
  2. Carbon frame on Rocky mountains as well as the bushes on the pivots is are much better.
  3. Jut realised our time. Was 20:14 for 2014
  4. Found it on never ender. . . I think. . If I remember right so nodownhillls from there to crash on.
  5. I was very happy with my porcupine quill stash that I found along the way
  6. And we were not the last, luckily the moon was out and most was enjoyable in the. Moonlight, the rest was in team mates light.
  7. Came in just after 6:00 this morning with lights failing towards the end. Awesome ride though. Only disappointment and disgust is the pig cyclist leaving their wrappers and trash anywhere and everywhere.
  8. It's all good, wonder how this will affect current mechanics.
  9. Matchstix

    Giant SA

    Another one sees the light
  10. Matchstix

    Giant SA

    Then you didn't try hard enough or is it one of pre tin can thickness frames?
  11. Trigger is much hotter than scalpel the 27.5 one.
  12. Epic is no longer"the epic" since the knysna to stellenbosch stopped. One big overpriced media hype. If you want a technical mtb race. BC bike race
  13. Adjustability through ride 9 system is awesome! Top of the range comes at price though. Bikes will be awesome!
  14. Great news!! Was it from the guy that advertised on the hub?
  15. Travel is relative to the terrain he will be riding, value for money the silverback is also a great option! I would say don't buy a bike that he will under use. 100 to 120mm travel on 27.5 is more than enough.
  16. Was this the last month it seems?
  17. Was this the last month it seems?
  18. Where was the bike stolen from? The 24" will also be an eye catcher. Also let him cruise around the second hand shops and contact cash crusaders in the cape with a photo of the bike.
  19. King_Crispy in your case I agree with you. If you received item damaged due to their bad packaging it's their fault. I had quite a bit of angry people at one stage when doing warranties for marzocchi. To give an idea of how warranties worked. You as the distributor buy replacement parts from the supplier and it gets shipped to you with your choice of air or water freight. So the part costs you the part, plus the transport. When there is a warranty, you claim the part minus the shipping cost to you. You get a minimal labour fee for this. However you don't get to claim any shipping fees to and from the customer/bikeshop. Now you might argue that it's your product so it's in your best interest to provide a back up service. However with forks for example comes out on all different bikes so the company that imports the bikes get the money not you. So we actually lost all the way. And the bigger the company the easier it is to absorb those kind of costs. I can't say for other shops or distributors but that's how it worked for us.
  20. Would have loved to make it, but forgot and by the time you guys started I wa finishing of a nice bloemendal/majic ride.
  21. Portability is always great.
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