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  1. 7 minutes ago, vulgar said:

     

    N.B. To ALL EVENT Organizers! Chalk on the floor, a town resident or school kid/parent showing the way. Nothing like going wrong and you catch up with the peeps you just dropped....After we got onto the right route we still had a gate to open and a another wrong turn sign to navigate Yes or NO, lucky the groad just went dead into a vineyard. Must have been a sour farmer or some workers going to town that pulled this off. Swak

    3.THEN! All of a sudden we have 2 marshals leading us...??? Later the guy on the scooter,cant call it a motorbike(185cc) left us...after 2nd tar section. 

     

     

    Yeah chalk will be the winner.

    The other bike was a photographer.

  2. 23 hours ago, Skubarra said:

    Well they were following the marshall who also missed the turn-off, is it technically a short-cut if the marshalls gave you wrong instructions?

    I was at the turn when the first guys passed me. The only instructions I gave was to turn around, I was misheard/ignored/not heard correctly 3 times.

    I had the same maps/gpx as supplied to everyone but everyone went the wrong way initially.

    A further 4 direction arrows had been altered after that one.

  3. 4 hours ago, Deshark said:

    Morning all

    Why has it never realised for Cycling SA to live stream of this prestigious event?
    Does not need to be Supersport, there are a lot of cheaper options in our technologically advanced country. Really, to have no live coverage is ridiculous?

    It likely comes down to a financial issue.

  4. 3 minutes ago, Skubarra said:

    This is the reason I stick to road riding in summer and only renew my Tygerberg membership after the Argus... You won't catch me on the trails unless I'm part of a big group (gotta get the odds in my favour!)

    I'm not sure that's much safer after doing the 109km route of the One Tonner.
    Five in total crossing the roads.

  5. Event Name: Cape Classic 380
    When: 21/10/2022 - 23/10/2022
    Where: , Bergsig, Montagu, Western Cape
    Category: Road

    The Cape Classic 380 is a professional 3-day cycling event for amateur enthusiasts wanting to kick start the cycling season, or use it as a training ride for Double Century or Full Ironman. It consists of 380km of rolling road closures for the entire event, ensuring a fun and safe journey for the riders involved and is limited to only 60 riders.


    You don’t need to rob a bank to enter the Cape Classic 380 - you just need 4 more cycling buddies to take advantage of our team entry.

    When you enter 5 people at once in our Team Entry option, you’ll save over R500 per entry.

    So put the word out to your friends, to enjoy the most spectacular 3 days of safe, supported Klein Karoo cycling.


    Find out more: https://capeclassic.info/entries/


    • King of the Mountains & Points Jersey competitions embedded into the event
    • Sponsored time trial stage for prizes
    • Full professional level support during the ride (Medical and mechanical)
    • Traffic Officials and Think Bike Marshals providing road safety
    • Ride Captains to help set the pace and take some of the load for the group
    • Start and finish in Montagu each day


    Go to Event Page.
  6. On 1/28/2022 at 12:37 PM, ChaseTheAce said:

    Hello👋
    Does anybody in the know, know how many start groups there are and their start times?
    I just got info of my race number, and would like to figure out how low out of the starting groups I have been allocated...🤷‍♀️

    From 06H00 with 5min gaps

    A -B - Tandems - C etc

    9 groups estimated on the long route.

  7. OFFICE OF THE STATION COMMANDER: TABLE VIEW

     

    14 JANUARY 2021

     

    SUSPECT ARRESTED AND STOLEN BICYCLES WORTH R850 000 RECOVERED 

     

    TABLE VIEW: The swift reaction by an armed response company and Table View police, led to the arrest of a suspect and the recovery of high end bicycles valued at around R850 000.

     

    On Wednesday, 13 January 2021 shortly after 21:00 a security guard at a retail centre in Sunningdale was approached by three armed suspects who took his cellular telephone and hand radio. They proceeded to burgle a bicycle shop by gaining access through a window which was smashed with a concrete slab. The suspects fled with a number of bicycles in a getaway vehicle.

     

    The security guard managed to activate a panic button and within minutes the armed response officers arrived at the scene and the suspects fled. Table View police was also alerted and soon joined the armed response officers in the apprehension of the fleeing suspects.

     

    Eventually, the robbers were cornered and stopped their vehicle and fled further on foot in different directions.  Police fired one shot and injured one of the suspects and arrested him.  His accomplices managed to escape and are being sought. 

     

    The injured suspect was taken to hospital for treatment, and will make his court appearance once he has been discharged. All the stolen bikes have been recovered. 

     

    Table View Station Commander, Colonel Lindiwe Dyantyi expressed her gratitude and applauded the armed response officers for their swift reaction and for alerting police. She is urging anyone with information on the whereabouts of the other suspects to contact Table View police at 021 521 3300, or Crime Stop on 08600 10111.

     

    Ends.

     

    Enquiries:

     

    Captain Adriana Chandler

     

    0716048334

     

     

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  8. My folks have a small business that we have just opened in Durbanville. We are starting a series of "Meet the Artist" events...showcasing musicians, writers, poets... offering an intimate opportunity to enjoy a meal while getting to know our talented local artists.

     

    We are starting with Ann-Jangles (link below) Ann recently completed her African Dream Parade tour, so-called after her latest solo studio album. The journey saw her cycling alone for 7 months through the African wilderness and covered over 5000kms through Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, and Kenyausing the gift of music to uplift communities, promote animal welfare and raise awareness for endangered animals, specifically the African Wild Dog.

    Totally unprepared for the expedition, with everything she owned on the back of a bicycle she set off from the South African border and headed into the unknown

     

    If you would like to attend this event, (or even an artist you know, would like to set up an event like this) please contact us.

     


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