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I love this thread for the varied questions, answers and projects going on. So i feel i can ask freely... I really like & am loyal to the Bosch Blue and Makita powertool ranges. I have a Bosch blue 18V cordless drill with 2 batteries. Now i am in the market for a oscillating saw... but the price range and choice is staggering. On the one end we have Bosch green (https://www.toolcraft.co.za/products/bosch-diy-pmf-250-ces-multi-function-tool-online-only) for R1850. On the other side of the spectrum is Makita (https://toolservices.co.za/products/makita-tm3000cx2) for R5050. It is important to note it comes with a case! And somewhere in the middle is a cordless Bosch blue (https://www.toolcraft.co.za/products/bosch-professional-cordless-multi-tool-gop-18v-28-solo?currency=ZAR&variant=31714718384230&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google Shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQiA8t2eBhDeARIsAAVEga338kK1HqROpG0Je-Vnj35HJFShTzVuWpaTUsNydh503zylRPecQ6MaAiOdEALw_wcB) without a case! What say you oh wise ones? a

Look at Eikebosch Electrical… top quality and workmanship

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You have to create a thread for us to follow!

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Don’t mind him… forget and move on

120-140 mm with proper tyres Big brakes with large rotors and a dropper post Tallboy or Hightower territory

Well said…

Do you run a farm off this system? 😁 I have 2 Revov batteries- they are great!

The fact, like all other bicycle related products, that we are willing to pay for it…

I spent R2700 on diesel for my vehicle yesterday.... it does have a spare tank, but jeepers!

Wow! My favourite brand and a beauty!

https://evobikes.co.za/product/shimano-pedal-axle-tool-tl-pd40/

Thankful we are moving on from safety glasses...

Grips are as personal as shoes and helmets…. But my go-to is Burgtec Bartender grips.

But i love their energy and friendship! Well done to them!

I do not think the will be better with a pro set-up. They currently have a huge hunger and drive to prove themselves. Once they sit comfy, that will be gone. This is the problem with professional sport.

I love threads (pun intended!) like this!

The main drawback of a longer travel fork and bigger front wheel would be lifting the BB height and stand-ever height. A high BB will feel less stable. Maybe a compromise - 27.5 fork with 100/120mm travel...

Looks like you need new wheel bearings as well…

Yes, you could ride Sani on a rigid SS… but it would be more enjoyable on a 120+mm full sus. Also, it would make most sense for future riding and progression. Look at 650b in small size as well…

I would also look for bent teeth in the cassette

This cannondale with new part is a great deal… and i would say large

Also look at Banghoek trails - between Boschendal and Pniel...

Was looking forward to this, but not excited to see that it is only electronic!