GTRacing

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Love your work MD... Now stop talking and hone those skills, this race does seperate the weet from the chaff.

Look's like the date's going to change. I am doing the duzimafula this weekend. "OOPS" So let's do june 16?

I did not see any mail order bride's there? Do they count, or am I in the wrong place again?

If you feel the need to clean up a chrome item that's showing some rust. the old and trusted goldylox is the way to go... just "remove the part of the bike first" or there will be some cry'ing involved. rub the rust clear of the item. then after cleaning the item in question, dip it in a small amount of Q20 sprayed into the lid. My granny tought me this, and she was a verry clever old lady. So nobody can argue with that...

I'm keen on getting a chain tensioner and sproket for my SS.

Try it' date=' you may like it. Capscrew holes filled with gunk and rust are a pita to clear before inserting a key. Wax comes out easily. If you use hard wax, a little poke with a pick will make it pop out, if you use soft wax like plumbers sealing wax, you simply force the allen key in. I use force in a diminutive way, it is easy. Wax doesn't cause a mess like Q20, doesn't need re-application after each wash or rainy ride and doesn't stink like Q20. This is especially useful for those little allen grub screws on Fox fork adjusters but I've successfully used the method on bikes, lawmowers, routers and cars. [/quote'] SPOOKPISS RULLES....

6'3'' when I'm on my back (106kg) gtracing2009-06-01 08:42:14

Spookpis (Q20)

Check the seatpost clamp, double vicegrip...

Ed, you are wasting your time, and intelligents on ?the hub?.<?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> There are bigger fish to fry my friend.

I'm keen on a recovery ride, after the MONSTER.

No, I have cut my turnover by 50%. Improved my productivity by 33%. Improved my profit by 100%+... <?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Without to much effort

ja boet, just stay of the walls...

Gerrard?

june 6

Sound to me like the "HUB" is a bit slow to respond to new idea's. So here go's, this is another way to enjoy your cycling. *It's cheap ( most parts comes of old bikes) *It gives cycling another dimension. *there's some serias cyclest that enjoy's the art of ryding a fix'd gear bike.( It just looks easy) So lets make something of this...

Joe's.... Not one puncture in 3 years, and that's about 7000km offroad.

Phone my friend, He can fix anything. If he say's it's toast then you know. Leon 0832544284. Spectrum welding.

Never underestimate a TOYOTA....

I' doing my float r, and need to get oil and a service kit, were eould be the best place in joburg?

Please I need a service kit for a fox float R rear shock. Does anybody know who would have one in Gauteng? I have the monster coming this weekend and the shock went into bottom down today...

I see plenty of cyclist's. I love them all. There is not a bike I don't feel conected to somehow. ''My wife call's me obsessed" I call it fixated...

Tentative date for a fixie and ss gathering in the santon area, looking at a slow long ride around the area... Any takers, leave datails.