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Nicko

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  1. Ended up just getting a Bell Sanction! Half the price anyway... And i decided to get a new shirt and gloves. Since I lost one glove at the last downhill event
  2. Did see that, which makes me lean towards the MET. But I'm not gonna ride with a helmet with padding sticking out the side of my face
  3. Thanks for the responses guys. I currently race enduro and downhill, so I need something for both, and thought one of these would be the answer. I currently have a MET helmet, but it's not a half-lid or anything. Next year I'm gonna be travelling around the world with my new bike, Canyon Strive, and will be riding bike parks all over the place. So I think I will need some sort of full face, maybe I should just go for the real thing?
  4. Anybody got any opinions on the MET parachute and the Bell Super 2r? Trying to decide between the two. I believe the MET has better certification for downhill, but to be honest I'm trying to decide which one looks better? What worries me about the MET is that the padding seems to stick out the chin guard thing
  5. Going to europe
  6. I will hopefully have one of these in a few months
  7. I use a russell hobbs semi-automatic machine, cost me 1k.... With a Hario hand burr grinder that cost me around 500... Have not seen anything in that price range that can compare!!! Granted it really can't compare to a proper Semi-Automatic machine for around 10k, like a Rancilio Silvia which I will own at some point in time. But it makes better coffee than most automatic machines for under 10k It's mostly about the barista after all!!!
  8. I'll weigh in on the craft beer side of things, because I'm sure everyone has heard of Heineken and Castle lite before. Citizen breweries is the best! Specifically Alliance, I've tried a lot of craft beers and this one is easily my favourite. PS: Craft beer festival in Durban next weekend 9th August
  9. Not expecting the Online bike shop to pay the courier fees, no way, the supplier (or importer) should pay in my mind. Since they've provided a product that lacks sufficient quality, therefore penalties should be their burden. But I can see the flipside, cost of returns for ecommerce are not really factored into pricing of items, so it would ultimately push up the price of the item online. I guess this is the downside of online shopping, at least now I'm aware of this for when I make future online purchases.
  10. Indeed they do, this is a seperate issue altogether though. Okay so looks like I'll have to pay courier costs to them at least, shouldn't be too much. Just wanted to find out what the correct procedure is and I'm not paying any money unnecessarily.
  11. Done a bit more reading and apparently under s56 of the CPA, apparently I should pay no penalty for returning the item. i.e. I should not be liable for cost of return. I live in durban and the online shop in question is from cape town. Don't want to mention their name just yet and give them bad rep on anything, cause they haven't done anything wrong yet. Just trying to find out my rights... so to speak.
  12. Hi Guys Not sure if this has been discussed before, couldn't find a similar topic despite searching. Anyway this is sort of a rant, not at any bike shop in particular, but more with the system I guess or the CPA. So I bought a KS dropper post and now it's defective, so it's within warranty and I want to return it for repair/replacement etc. Now apparently I have to pay the courier cost to return it to the online shop/supplier. This doesn't really seem fair to me, they should pay for it since it is a defect and in essence the problem has been caused by them. (But I did read online that apparently according to the CPA and ECT act that it is my responsibility to pay for the return). I dunno if anyone has any experience with this or 2c to share on this matter. Cheers Nick
  13. Tks for the advice, will do...
  14. You don't think I'll have problems with not being the original owner?
  15. Bike doesn't sound worth upgrading, rather sell it on gumtree (doubt it will sell on here), and find a good second hand deal. Some really good deals go around if you keep your eyes open. Upgrading will work out more expensively, and you have to worry about compatibility of parts and pay someone to put it together if you're not doing it yourself. Above that I doubt anybody will buy the parts you're taking off, whereas leaving the bike complete it will sell I reckon
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