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And along comes a nice little thread like this one!! OK, not everybody can spot a Zipp 404 at a 1000 feet, but you can only fool half the people half the time!!

Dit sal nie werk nie, ek kan nie elke 5 minute stop en wag vir water om in te tap en dan attack as dit op die spin cycle kom nie. Sputnik connected to IDT times pyramid of pain = Great success.

Imagine a Cannondale Super Six with that Record set on..... oh mommy.... and a K-sword bar, stem and seatpost.... Fulcrum Racing Speed wheels or Boras.... the moment's almost overwhelming...

That picture of Borat!! Great success for the glorius nation of Kazakstan! However, he does not wear his brown Grasshopper look-alikes. Does not make for good sexy time

Pendantic?????? Concise Oxford does not recognise "pendantic" Must be a Nigerian word. Please read the first post, he asked a question, not an opinion.

Mayo crossing the line (cyclingnews.com for photo) What's that on the right hand side? An SA flag? IanJ? http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2007/tour07/tour078/fs004.jpg

Some of my TCS peeps: http://www.totalindex.co.za/walkerville2007/pic6.JPG Middle - Cruxpearl, Beee, Photo Fairy (brown camelback), me right in front of her and nochain

I'm....uhm... thinking its a lovely winters day....

Was wondering about the same thing mampara, but maybe with his power he can turn them efficiently? Worked OK on the cobbles!?

How is this for a schweet piece of machinery? From cyclingnews.com http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/tour07/tech/probike.php?id=/tech/2007/probikes/tour_cancellara_csc_cervelo Fabian Cancellara's Team CSC Cerv?lo SLC-SL http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2007/tech/probikes/tour_cancellara_csc_cervelo/Fabian_Cancellaras_Team_CSC_Cervelo_SLC-SL_logos.jpg Full specification Frame: Cerv?lo SLC-SL Fork: Alpha Q GS-10 Critical measurements Rider's height: 1.9m (6' 3"); Weight: 80kg (176lb) Seat tube length, c-c: 500mm Seat tube length, c-t: 550mm Top tube length: 565mm Saddle height, from BB (c-t): 778mm Saddle nose tip to C of bars: 630mm C of front hub to top of bars: 570mm Bottom bracket: FSA Ceramic MegaExo Cranks: FSA Gossamer MegaExo, 175mm, 38/53T Chain: Shimano Dura-Ace CN-7801 Front derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace FD-7800 Rear derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace RD-7800-SS Brakes: Shimano Dura-Ace BR-7800 Levers: Shimano Dura-Ace STI Dual Control ST-7800 Rear sprockets: Shimano Dura-Ace CS-7800, 11-23T Wheelset: Zipp 808 tubular Tyres: Vittoria Corsa Evo CX 23c tubular Bars: FSA Energy, 42cm (c-c) Stem: FSA OS-115, 140mm x -17? Headset: FSA Orbit IS Carbon Tape/grip: FSA Cork Pedals: Speedplay Zero Stainless Seat post: Cerv?lo carbon Saddle: Selle Italia Flite Bottle cages: Tacx Tao Carbon Computer: Sigma 1106 Other accessories: Nokon brake cables and housing Total bike weight: 7.43kg (16.38lb)

Net n klomp bla bla oor hoe ons verander het... of nie Chavanel must be the virtual kolle by now!?

Mud Dee on the new Hub we're not allowed to talk like that, the collective we will prefer if you refer to him as a floater. If Robbie can hang on over that last climb (with Hushovd looking like that)... may today....

Kloden came down!! He managed to get back on but had to stop at the doctors car for attention.

Ek dink hulle kon nie verstaan hoekom hy met katte wil teel nie....

Oh!? I though he said "Well done Thor [shakes head first time], that was well deserved [bangs fist] I was a bit boxed in on the corner [shakes head again, violently] ag shucks dis nou n storie [bangs fist repeatedly]"

Psycho..... is n sesriem daai funny speedos wat die boesmans dra?

bikemax, what about a room where its quite cold or outside in winter? What would the effect of that be on blood circulation to the skin?

This according to the nasionale pers, quite knowledgable I thought http://www.news24.com/News24/Sport/Tour_de_France/0,,2-9-1506_2140105,00.html Stage 4 - Villers-Cotterets to Joigny, 193km Four category-four climbs feature as the race leaves Champagne country and meanders down towards the Yonne river. Two of the stage's three intermediate sprints are either side of the last two climbs, giving the green jersey men some food for thought. Again, breakaways will be likely but whether they manage to go all the way will be up to the peloton.

Flecha... that's good news for Crux, kakaa should they stay away. I know kakaa is a HUGE flecha fan

Very good Delgado. Good to see not only me and Psycho racking up a tune! The HUBs river deep and wide.... oh yes it is

Mampara...... yummy!

Explain?