Cyclewizz

Not going to come & scream encouragement at you anymore !!! I know you a weight wennie but this is just too much !!

You can't compare Campy to Shimano !!!! Shimano is for fishing !!

I did 160km ride 3 weeks ago and did the low GI thing. Must say that it worked very well for me. Saw a few mates BONK with all the spiking from the gels they took. I'd suggest you take on complex carbs & use 32Gi so that you don't have sugar spikes. Good Luck & keep it ReaL !!!

Police are too busy eating KFC to do real work.

Here the hub price : Campy 2011 Eurus R4000.00 (2 sets available) Campy 2011 Shamals R7000.00 Mavic ES (as per your picture) R4200.00 Like I said before, I'd buy the Shamal's.

Love Campy wheels, they bullet proof. Also have a set of Mavic SL's and they also great, hit a pot hole at Dome 2 Dome at about 70km/h and the stayed true - I was amazed. One thing I've heard about Mavic's is that they eventually let go (crack), got a heavy mate (110kg) and he's gone through to set's. Seems they ok if you a light weight though. Personally I'd take the Campy Shamal's over the Mavic's as they last longer - guaranteed.

Post a picture of the new frame / bike

I just avoid Suikerbosrand altogether.

Huge RESPECT !!!! Did my 1st 94.7 3 years ago and that year I did a 3:12 on a 10spd road bike. Well Done.

It wont work, you need a Racetec / Winning Time Chip.

Somebody is going to cry !!!

I pump mine to 9bar, weigh 73kg.

Put a road bike on the trainer.

Maybe just some glitches in there system. Maybe Sh!tmano lost some stock with all the water problems in the East. Buy Campy !!!!

I think you went about it the wrong way. First you should have bought a Campy groupset then buy a frame with the change :thumbup:

I'll hopefully be back next year, need to beat my 2010 time. This year I was a little slower due to the rain :blush:

The "boot / fridge" is so that you can keep your milkshake cold. A 3 spd MTB & you run without shoes :blink:

Have you bought a plastic bike yet ? Put a fridge in the "boot" even if the "boot" is in front of you :thumbup:

By the time you finish the milk shakes will ALL be finished, best you carry your own.

You'll easily manage !! But just so that you understand, I ain't waiting for you at the finish line

Don't worry, I suffer every time I go there. Avoided that place for about a year but visited it last week doing the Race for Victory. I run similar gearing to you 12-25 on the back. Majority have to stand to climb those 13% gradients.

Good choice in frame & excellent choice in groupset !!!

All I'm going to say is that soon ALL your bikes will be UPGRADED to MERIDA'S :thumbup:

6 Nov is the OFM Race in Bloem. Not too sure how many JHB people will go down but it's something to keep in mind. I do however agree that it needs to be before the 94.7 cycle challenge.

We have some in Alberton