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I've done it on a hardtail and full suss. and without a doubt, your body will be very thankfull for the comfort provided by full suss especially the last 80km if the road is it it's usual condition

I wish I had spectacular stories Wheely gone wrong = broken ankle #noskills distracted cellphone addicted pedestrian = broken clavicle

I had a 520, the process is the same. Access the varia via the headunit and change the setting

google is your friend

the real test with any short term insurance company is how they deal with claims. but if you work through a broker, who's authorised to administer claims, and you trust/know your broker this should be an easy decision.

Happy birthday legend https://www.instagram.com/p/C5YyjpZrePL/

3 Silo's for some family fun. With the 28deg, windless "winter's day" we had to be outside.

Hollow pool noodle R45 at my local china town. I can cut them up and ship to you for R150 a piece

I've got the outlander 3, and agree that they are very comfy. also agree with @waveduke about touching the helmet. Only downside is that the strap goes right over the highspot on my collarbone repair which gets a little uncomfortable and I need to adjust the strap every now and again.

Whereabouts in the eastern freestate?

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