Brogue

Very useful, but at 2125 Randelas it won't fit comfortably into everybody's wallet.

Three Hub essentials: - BRANDY* (helps for the embarrassment, and aids courage) - Thick skin (helps for the emotion) - Fire suit (helps for the dof questions) * Could be substituted with any hard liquor * Not recommended whilst riding your fiets

I just checked out their online store, within a minute of browsing I had a popup dialogue from an store agent asking whether he could be of assistance. Pretty sharp.

Reminds me of another radio ad. Kid (shouting from another room) - Dad, what's the WIFI password Dad (shouting back, coz he's on the Hub) - It's D.....O Kid (expectantly) - yes???? Dad (checking out the chirps and chicks on the Friday thread) - YOUR CHORES! Haha, classic. Chores are quality time too, teaches them about responsibility

Now he's just another doper who "doesn't know how a foreign substance entered his bloodstream". We know the routine. Deny deny deny. Then appear on Oprah, write a book and syndicate it to hundreds of media houses to make a fortune.

How the yellow jersey Mighty have fallen. It's gonna be a long, difficult (some would say IMPOSSIBLE) road back to the heady days of the 2013 TdF.

Fixed

Sies, why gloat about something like that? Anyway, until such time he remains pure as the driven snow.

WE, the average joe cyclist, feed their greed!

PM me those deets too please Gummi.

Best time, irrespective of year model or price, is when you have cash to feed your pleasure.

Henpecked I don't disagree with her sentiments though. Ultimately it's her gold card paying for your pleasure after all. haha

Of course, and once he's done the legwork to clear his name I'll start believing again. Till then, it's a NO from me.

You still havta peddle the McLaren Tarmac though, huge downside

For me, blind patriotism and "benefit of the doubt" ends abruptly once the B results are confirmed. I want to believe, but I can't.

Aikonna Boss, I gave that Lance dude the benefit of the doubt 10rs ago and I've still got egg on my face.

"Squeeze gently" to get her to allow you to finish the build. Don't suck up though.

You can trust me bud, really

You're bound to hear it, so I'll pre-empt the obvious: Height, or lack of it in your case, does not define or limit wheel diameter choices.

So much on WIN in that short statement!

Standard Bank has their own "in-house" insurance intermediary, Standard Bank Insurance Brokers.

Yes and No Yes, if the OP was at fault and the third party claimed against the OP's policy. In this case though liability rests with the third party (they have admitted as much by offering a settlement) so the NCB remains in place if a successful recovery against the third party takes place. There is no TP pending claim against his policy. The OP should be using the legal department of his own underwriter to strengthen his case for the TP to accept full liability. Insurer to insurer direct communication and courtesy carries considerably more weight than Joe Soap's layman-type correspondence. Running a red light or stop sign carries full responsibility. Any half decent lawyer would smash their naked attempt to take advantage of the OP's vulnerability..

Less carbs bud, LESS CARBS

Two simple simple lessons here: Direct insurance is poison, and cheaper is not cheerful. Do your homework when looking for cover, look at the pros and cons of each quote, and automatically exclude the cheapest option. (it's cheap for a reason). I advocate ALWAYS using a broker. Smaller brokers give better service than large corporate brokers. Their knowledge, support and clout during times of difficulty is PRICELESS. Remember brokers want to retain your business, whilst insurance companies are driven by numbers. There are good brokers and good insurers out there, you just need to find them.

Try posting a wanted ad in the classifieds bud. Willing buyer/willing seller principle applies. The ad stays there for 30 days, whilst a thread disappears almost instantly if there is no interest.