TheLegend

which one?

Aspartame (or APM) (pronounced /ˈ?spɚteɪm/ or /əˈspɑrteɪm/) is the name for an artificial, non-saccharide sweetener, aspartyl-phenylalanine-1-methyl ester; i.e., the methyl ester of the dipeptide of the amino acids aspartic acid and phenylalanine. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspartame use the web man! it likes to be used and the price is fairly cheap! TheLegend2008-03-01 02:36:00

This could be used as the general description for a hubber! TheLegend2008-03-01 01:09:55

The Pace, now being sold under DT Swiss' name is the lightest available, isn't it? It's a carbonfibre suspension fork. Very light, very expensive and apprantly needs regular and proper services.

you mean it'd be at least 3 a-breast if not 4 a-breast?

there you could start a very intersting discussion, which would never end or come to a conclusion but be totally de-placed in this thread as it is so common here: Are church goers automatically better people? Abiding to law, good morals and values, don't cross the line into criminalism?

that's even worse than peeing on a pimps beemers car door in a township!

you wanna organize a troup to beat them up? you are familiar with the team' date=' aren't you? [/quote'] I maybe familiar with the team/individuals, depending if they are in my team or if they are part of the club/academy. By knowing where abouts the incident occured, I may have an idea. Either way, my sponsors being mentioned in a negative thread upsets me to no end!!!!! good luck finding them. they might just be some individuals that bought your kit though!

you wanna organize a troup to beat them up? you are familiar with the team, aren't you?

UCI hasn't put a limit up for MTB's - yet

Try e-bay...just bought a Thomson for under R400 was it used? I checked ebay in Germany (huge offers for bike parts) and you get them new there starting from 59 Euros. If you are lucky, finde the one you want and in your size then you are very lucky. I have a funny diameter (26.8) and want a setback - hard to find (even most online shops only have stock from 27.2 upwards cause that's the demanded sizes).

yeah the thomson seem to be a safe choice - i'd be very disappointed if it'd break. but they retail for 119?.... wooohoooo. I'll have to cut my ice cream spending short! don't worry about the review of your seatpost - if it doesn't brake theres nothing to worry about!

lighty you are! ;-) I'll see what I find out about the easton but buying a seatpost that comes in its own little bag always attraced my attention. The price is shocking though.

I also thought the ritchey was strong... how much you weight bru? (you can ask that a bloke!?)

Sacked! A high pitched voice' date=' and possible in-ability to pro-create? [/quote'] I really do hope that won't happen! Hopefully I'll be able to replace the seatpost before

I don't think E1A104 places the two crimes in the same drawer as you put it. I think he is rather commenting that the law is the law, and if you break it, you should be prepared and willing to accept the consequences. well, I understood it different but as stated in my posts agree to what you say and what you think is his statement.

So I bent my Ritchey WCS seatpost and am just waiting for it to crack. What will I get then? What's really strong? Is there an alternative to the Thomson posts if you DON'T want carbonfibre?