Lefty008

Difference is that I'm still wearing mine. Do you see what I'm getting at?

Well snitches get stitches so I won't say where this was, but herr Cele's goons would have a battle royale if they knew. I know for a fact that stops my own micro droplets but I don't know if it is really protecting me. So effectively I am wearing one for the careless bliksems that are not wearing a mask.

Is it still considered taboo to ride without a mask? I'm asking because I rode for more than an hour in a busy section of JHB and I thought I missed a news release about the current restrictions when riding.

You should be fine. Just wear your mask and have your laminated permit ready. Jokes aside, people are pretty blind. So as long as you pretend they can't see you, you shouldn't get into too much trouble. Had to ride home once when my car broke down 15km out at 20H00.

This is my Black Bike, built from frame up.

My crank length is 170, and yes I am aware that the bike is small in that regard but I had good fitment with my Scott S10 and the top of the seat tube to the center of the BB measurement was the same, so I just want to know if there are longer seatposts out there so that I don't end up feeling like I am reaching for the bars on a bigger bike even with a short stem. .

54 celvelo SLC-SL and I am 190 cm tall.

Ok so let me start this off by saying that I know a bigger size bike would solve the problem but I just think that with the legs of a giant and my small torso it would be less of a fuss to just get a new seatpost. That being said, I am just Wondering if anyone knows where I could find said Extended seatpost, such as one can find on the Cervelo S2 or SLC-SL? It looks like the Image attached. Any and ALL help is highly appreciated. Also I have noticed that they are not being used by manufacturers in the newer specifications of the older models. Anybody know why?

Entered in 2011 but got very sick so I couldn't ride but this year I will have been in remission for one year and have much more training so it should be a good one right?