As Johan says - better way of doing it!
But if YOU HAVE TO HAVE THE ONE with the presta valve, there were a couple lurking at City Cycles in C-Anal Walk.
Otherwise Olympic carry a huge range
Zaskar, purely because it isn't a Giant!!! Well kind of - better parts, lighter bike, more of a racing machine for XC. And it isn't a giant.
Giant for more comfort, newer frame model.....but it will always be a giant.
Zaskar's have unprecedented history and heritage. But then again I'm biased. Otherwise always foot the bill and buy local - Morewood baby, all the way!!!
I must say this is one of best looking home custom works I have seen in a while - dude you have amazing patience!!!
Keep on with the pic's - an action one as well when you get it dirty!!!
Even sportsmans whorehouse now stock those giant lock on's....and they are not half bad either. I have a pair and some days they feel just like a set of ODI's!!!
Buy a new colourful pair of grips that match your bird / bike / outfit / gloves or hair colour and call it quits - throw the other away.
And make sure they are lock on grips - done, no problem...
How was the midnight mission?
Seems Sunday morning is the day for Oak Valley. Want to do an easy mission on saturday? maybe out to Majik and the surrounds?
Sounds rather unfortunate that!!! F^&ken punctures!!!! Anyways I have peoples doing the whispering my head too - to got to Oak Valley for a Sunday morning mission & session....You keen?
Lets see how well the idea is responded to, I can always ride Jonkers - it just makes me smile (apart from one of the hills)...
Honestly, I have ridden enough of Tokia for the moment, need something new. Apparently the new trails out Durbanville side are looking Majik....
Holy, glad to see you went with a triumph cruiser not a harley (chromed concrete mixer)!!! My old man has a 1050 sprint - WOW.
As for the ss that picks up chicks - well would it be worth picking up a bird who doesn't ride a bike......????????????
If you want to do it properly, 42/29 crackset with 11-34 cassette. The ratios even out out to what is available with 3 blades and an 11-32.
Otherwise, get spacers and individual cassette cogs and build up on a standard freehub. It is very easy, there are a couple specific tools needed but other than that it is fun. I have built a 3 speed this way - but have gone back to single speed for no mess no fuss setup
Dude that thing is AWESOME!!! Imagine doing the Argus on that thing - you could carry a keg and a tent with you, take about a week and not have to worry about the cut off!!!
Low Rider deluxe yo!
Nooit broer, daai skin suit van joune is wierd - tooit like a tiger!!! The only reason you think I am weird cause i grew up in George - oh, wait, um ja ok i see your point!
Tell me this, does that thing chaffe you with the high seatpost? And didn't the marshall see that your legs are attached just under your shoulders - lanky mofo
Tell you what bro, that smoke is blue, makes you see pink, and makes you stubborn and not move out the way for noisy hubs like you!!!
Dude, if you want bars - Fun Full-on bars in alu 750mm wide. Makes you hang on and scream like a girl with the leverage of Mike Tyson. the narrow trails become interesting though...
Now I really will know that you are chasing me down the hill with those Hopes CCCRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR in the back ground.
If he doesn't take it with in December he will be a sorry Punk
