Wolfie1

Hi Gents Any baggy's that has a bib type insert that can be removed. Also the shorts tend to move around and the chamois also hence my question ? Looking forward to you advice on the matter Cheers

Bought this little jobby. A bit pricey to my liking but works great!!!

Hahahaha I'll take one tonight and post it tomorrow

After some vinyl, wheel rebuilds and some TLC!!!!

No Matter what day of the week the man Cave will always look like this by the end of the night!!! First pick is how it started out and finished after a couple of weeks work! Paid for my wedding from that little room:)

Bought my shirt today..Looking forward to trying it!!!

My Wife and Daughter. 635 grams of love and affection!!!

Top of Dorstberg @ Meerendal

Hi Guys I am looking for a cannondale lefty hub 32h 6 bolt in red colour......Can anybody assist please..... Or a XD driver for a sram X9 hub..... I have a very light wheelset that i would like to rebuild for my Cannondale.. Please give me a shout if you have any spares Bertus 0823012907

Guys this beauty is for sale Give me a shout if you're interested 0823012907 https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/157879-custom-singlespeed-mtb/

Morning Gents I Built this bike a couple of months ago and since hammered it in the Tygerberg trails. I bought a fork for a absolute steel but i cant seem to make a call on fitting it or not The single speed rigid has a carbon fork fitted at the moment as seen in picture. I would like to fit the 100 mm Reba in its place. Very difficult decision! Can the purists please advise...... Thanks

It was one in its former life and i built it for that purpose but i rode the Argus like that with gears and all and it runs pretty well but it will return as a single in its latter glory days

Built from All the left over spares i had....

Bought the frame from a member here on the hub and gave it some BC Cycles love and attention with a bit of custom flair. Rides like a dream but hey, its a rocky

Been using prepsol for ages. No issues what so ever. Could have been leaking prior to washing your bike. Even the service bikes are washed with it and no issues..

i know chris willemse sell them. Jag wire brand

Italian former pro Davide Cassani has claimed that such bikes have existed – and been used – since 2004, :eek: :eek:

I am running a 30t with 11-36 cassette, Spin out on 36 km/h But i seem to not do that often and when you do spin out, it's normally doing tar riding. Cheapest option to do a 1x10 setup and still have a granny of some sorts

I would gladly help you if you don't mind me sending it via courier. Budget figure? I am the same length and has my setup dialed in with short stem and wide bars. sent you a pm

30 front and 11-36 in the back. Spin out on 37km/h but still have a bail gear if the day gets tough. No chain guide on NW chainring up front

Iwan i can see you posting this is not going to go down well

I can quickly find out for you just to make 100% sure

I know people that stay on that road. You actually pass their house on the way and then only go thru the farmers yard. As far as he is concerned it is a road anyone can travel. he uses it every day to work and back. We have cycled that route to Paarl many a day and even passed the farmer while having a braai and not a single who ha. I think is fine...!

On the left hand side you can see a fairly large crack on the steering tube. Comes from over tightening stem bolts and with not enough meat to clamp on when the stem was fitted. Funny enough the owner had his bike serviced at a number of big bike shops in cape town and nobody seem to have picked up on this. Makes you think......

Copper slip is something used to prevent things seizing. Using it on the seat post might even help it slipping. Try replacing the quick release bot with normal bolt or carbon compound for slip if the frame is carbon.