GingaNinja28

The same happened with the women. Ariane waited with Ester when she crashed.

Your far braver than us ,in our 4 man team we had 7 lights and 11 batteries Used them on full brightness the whole evening except on the climbs.

We must have ridden past each other a few times. Kept enjoying the check points a little too much and then had to pass everyone again . We finished in 14.24 - had the safari braai shorts on.

My work mates tried that. Sadly the south Easter they were banking on turned out to be a north wester . Was the only day I was happy to be off the bike with a broken collar bone.

Not many people carry a ten mil Allen key, found that out the hard way at sani2c last year, couldn't even get one at the water points.

Hi Has anbody else had there tonsils removed in there late 20's and got an idea how long before they were able to start training again. Been 9 days and I'm still feeling rather bleak.

He did 3,03 . I road with him from smits to suikerbossie . He was in vets but got a puncture on the start line and only started in L.

bike made it just fine. shoes didn't - needed a screw driver to get the one off

His dad road with us in the sweeper vehicle back to the start, they took him straight to hospital in Paarl.

most of us got up. one guy didn't move till the medics took him to hospital, 3 badly broken bikes and lots of skin left on the tar. going down at 50km/h is not fun

Spoke to one of the marshals at journey for sight . All riders have to be off OKW before 9am , hence why we can't do the old route anymore.

one of the back guys got hit by a taxi going through a robot cause the marshal wasn't paying attention. hope he's alright

Got 15 min into trying and gave up. Gotta be much easier to do it on the morning.

Thanks. Luckily a Marshall pulled up with in 5 minutes and gave me a lift back to the school. Was a lekker pace untill then