Super Sywurm

She lived 300m from the school.

In my case, there is a will, but a lack of determination.

pffffft, I tried. She keeps on crying. Maybe I should try the tandem thing!?

My gf can't even ride a bike, never learned how to. :wacko:

http://olympic-sport.co.za/hurricane/ These are nice. I am using mine since March 2012.

I am not going to the expo, but I would like to see these suckers.

I don't use strava, but as soon as I get on my bike, Endomondo tracks me!

I had hard tails, then a dual suspension and now I have a hard tail again.

For me, a dual susp bike is a nicer ride than a hard tail, but I enjoy riding a hard tail more.

Maybe the parts get swapped to make the bike less recognizable?

Probably on the interwebs? Because if I buy a second hand bike online, how will I know it's not stolen!?

From the 1st floor? HOW?

Lately, I start enjoying the winds!

I would say, BE CAREFULL!!! I will not buy from them.

A Merc drove into me from behind one night in Fochville (hit my VW Polo). He/she fled the schene and never found the driver or the Merc. Luckily the insurance paid my Polo that was written off. I miss my Polo!!!

When something like this happen to me, I usually just stare at the driver for a couple of seconds until he/she sees me and then I enjoy my bike ride further.

http://warranty.giant-bicycles.co.za/

They will probably not replace your frame when you fall and break it?

I am looking at maybe buying this bike sometime: http://www.giant-bicycles.com/en-za/bikes/model/xtc.composite.29er.1/16933/71756/

My next bike will be a Giant (hopefully).

Should you buy a new one after it has deployed, or can you reset it?

HAHA, I had a carbon bottle cage on my 15kg bike!

If that is the case, by bad...

My personal preference, a heavier bike rides better than a lighter bike (even when climbing a hill). I had a +- 15kg Mongoose, now a ride a 11.7kg Raleigh. The Mongoose was way better than the Raleigh uphill. Also, the Mongoose was dual susp and the Raleigh is hardtail. It's fine if you have a light bike for uphill, but for the downhill part, a heavier bike would theoretically go faster. More mass = more speed (don't remember the exact formula from school)!? But then again, you can say a lighter bike has less friction on the road when going downhill.