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I often see these comments about claiming for a product failure on insurance.....how does that work? I'm insured on specified all risk/out and about yet they will only cover accidental (not incidental) damage ....

I've got the same one .....I constantly get bugged by flies on climbs here in JHB when I'm riding slowly....I reckon flies mistake it for a cow Pat....😆 I kid you not. Nice noble gesture, good on you.

I dabbled in making my own, laser cut and out of the correct material, Matt one side and smooth the other, I forget the name of the material.....I had a contact for printing but that was a favour. Someone who does corporate gift etc printing should be able todothe printing. A decal wont stay stuck due to sun on the black and the curve etc. Better to get it printed. If you need just one blank I might still have one?

Could be that the mech or hanger were already bent as OP had a slippage issue. At the minimum they should fit chain correctly and attempt to bend things straight - not sure they owe him a new RD though....... I know it's not Friday but I tend to shy away when I see a bike upside down 😁

Is that chain even through the cage??

I'm dealing with an issue through Capitec where I paid for something on my card. They can try to reverse it 30 days after via (Visa I think). Not sure about your curcumstances

First service should be free. Another reason to learn to do your own spannering as much as possible but I get that a newbie or some less inclined can't always do that.

Spent a year in the Navy in Durban.....going to Waai Pozi was going home....😀

Thanks Dexter, I'm in Fourways....I'v Ive bought the Marvel stuff from CL. The Birzman is nice, almost rubbery but this should work.

I'm not sure that auto wrapping will be thick enough as I've used that in the past and thus my liking the Birzman bike protection material, unfortunately I've used all of mine and moved house and probably lost the last small prices in the clean out. The Birzman material almost has a rubbery-ness about it that I like as it can absorb s small knock. Gorilla tape maybe ditto. Cost wise the Marvel stuff is not much more so that's where I'm headed I guess. Thanks so far 💪

I've only ever ridden scintered on my Sram brakes. I've ridden OEM and aftermarket and never had noise or effectiveness issues. I fit them then ride them down a bit of a slope, grabbing medium hard for a short distance, then releasing for a bit and repeating 3 or 4 times and I'm done.

If all else fails I might just flgo this route at CL.... https://www.cyclelab.com/product/4003325-mguard-marvel-frame-protection-sticker

Hi there On my MTB my shifter (RHS) knocks against my toptube when I turn the bars 90⁰ when loading my bike in the car. I'm on the lookout for a tiny, R2 coin sized bit of frame protection clear, but quite thick, like the Birzman stuff I've used on my frame 4 years ago and wishing I still had some left....any ideas?

I've always adopted the "it's not how fast you start, buthow fast you finish" principle. I start at my easy pace and get properly warm before I even think of putting in an effort. Then I start to build up and give it horns in the last few km, oftenpassing riders that rode away from me at the start. Good luck!

So just some feedback. After about a month I've been IF 18:6 every day as well as going full Keto. My rides are 2 hours per, Z2 and completely fasted, 4 days a week. My focus has been completely on losing weight and not fit at all. My first ride felt like a bonk from start to finish, but have become easier, as long as I keep the intensity down, probably also due to being under-caloried at between 1300 to 1800 cal per day, in total spread over 2 meals. For the last week the weather has prevented me riding (like most of Gautengers). The good news is that I don't ever feel hungry and have twice fasted for 22 hours without major hunger. The better news is that in this one month I have lost 9kg. From 112.6 to 103.6. Onward and upward, goal: 90-95kg.....

I was watching for a RFS thread - how were the weather and road conditions?

Thanks guys. I've been told you can't use or download the 9 Network app in SA if using a VPN? And if not using a VPN you can't download it as it's geolocked. So browser ONLY?

Sorry if I'm not picking it up - is that via their app or Chrome?

Hi Dave, we've just divorced DSTV and have a few streaming platforms but none that host the latest Block - which we were lucky enough to watch on Smarttube. Question, with a VPN can I download the 9 Network app and stream via an Aussie server?

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Awesome thank you

I've tried Rotor ovals on my road bike and Csixx on my MTB. I'm not sold and went back to round What I did find was my road bikes shifting on the large rings got noisier and my MTB went through chainrings waaaay faster. By comparison I reckon my oem Sram chainring has lasted 4 times longer, maybe the Csixx material is softer? Also, as per an above post the clutch works harder and I had some ticking noises from my Eagle GX RD until I lubed it.

Many thanks 👍

I've done a quick scan of this thread but don't see a link to results. Sorry if I missed and there's boggerol I can see on the CSA website.....I'm particularly interested in Men's Masters, I think it's 70-79.....or if there's an older age group?

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