Shaun Green

I've used Pratley WondaFix a few times on various pairs. ​It is strong, and slightly flexible. Shoes continued to provide good service. The soles outlasted the uppers. My "Method Statement": Clean well (Benzine sounds like a good idea), and allow to dry fully. ​Collect a pair of old large socks (will probably be sacrificed), lots of newspaper and lots of wide cable ties. Do this before mixing the WondaFix. Decide now where you are going to leave the shoe. Do one shoe at a time. Stuff the shoe solid with the newspaper. Mix the two parts WondaFix in a generous quantity. Apply quickly, feeding the Wondafix into the gap as deeply as possible. Remove excess WondaFix. Tighten laces (or whatever fastening the shoe has). Just firmly - Not too tight. Pull a sock tightly over the fully stuffed shoe. Just firmly - Not too tight. Strap lots of cable ties over the sock. Just firmly - Not too tight. Leave the shoe alone for at least a day. Don't even look at it.

the single comment on this seems to indicate success https://grabcad.com/library/shimano-pulles-10-speed-1

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/6118c7a2-a57d-44ce-bb74-be9ecb41777d

I wonder if/how the seeding will work for the MTB races?

What size is the frame (s, m, l, xl... 17", 19"...)?

This December past, we rode from our homes in Benoni to an old family farm on the edge of "Zululand" A Father, his 16yo Daughter, his Brother-in-law and 450km of intense adventure in 3 Days Mon: https://www.relive.cc/view/811775473 Tues: https://www.relive.cc/view/812688873 Wed: https://www.relive.cc/view/813628504 Thurs: https://www.relive.cc/view/814605627 Balfour Standerton Majuba Newcastle Newcastle Sleepover Hattingspruit Dundee Helpmekaar Helpmekaar the farm called Orange the farm called Orange the team that got us there

Please tell me: where did you find these? And how much were they?

Was a great day out!

I see the results are already on https://www.saseeding.org/