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dorénavant, le chat est rouge... Hope your bike is fine and able to have you riding again soon! on topic though- in an office of 7 people, 5 (6th one maybe soon) have been sick in the last month, 2 of them twice so different bugs... heck, its crazy. The people seem to be getting the flu bugs from their kids (not surprising) but then spread it in the office through poor hygiene. Has there been any hub members who picked up the flu since beginning of May?

The 2nd example has the same link... As for the topic at hand, whats happenening in the 2nd hand cycling department appears to be mostly virtually identical to what happened to the 2nd hand motorvehicle market. New cars were too expensive, so more people sought 2nd hand cars. As the trades of 2nd hand cars increased, so did their price, until lately where a 2nd hand car is often advertised and solf between 50-80% of retail value.

Hi Ryan's dad. At this point I'm eager to assemble anything that she can do the 94.7 on. I'm going to drag her out to Suikberbosrand as soon as she gets fit enough I should probably have typed it more clearly that the track bike tinkering/road bike would be built for myself and a simple road bike for my sis.

Pay attention when you read something. Look at my bold sentence above. I'm asking to buy a cheap frame because of my finances.

I'll start off with a serious request... please keep in mind though that the most bicycle related diy i've done was to take off all my mtb components, regreasing all the bearings and some seals and swopped out a cassette. I'd like to experiment with building a workable track bike, or even a road bike with a new 105 groupset. If anyone have cheap (because experimenting and also finances) but fair frames/wheels for either of these, I'd be pleased to have a look! edit: forgot to add I'm +- 186cm, so probably a large. Also wouldn't mind building a bike for my sister who is about uh, 170cm or something.

sending pm

I'll be following this thread religiously. I think there is and will be more knowledge to gain. Education ftw

you stole my +1 post count by doing it first. You earned it. On an entirely different note: does anyone commute from the South between Germiston to Kliprivier Nature Reserve area and North towards Randburg/Rosebank? So from the South past the M2 and up North towards the centre of the highway ring?

eh, was worth a shot, thanks though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

i'd say shocking... but i've experienced the same with delivery bikes both on the bike and in the car (coincidentally not on the motorbike (yet?)). Just out of curiosity, were these personal use scooters like jonways or delivery bikes? Maybe this video might prove useful next time you encounter the scooter warrior /watch?v=moURZhtDaJk

link not found Johan, would you please update. I'm asking this in the office while wearing light grey socks with bananas on them

looks interesting... just very vague with the information. What constitutes students? Are there age limits? What does the actual track look like and how many laps of how much for the student run, assuming its also laps? Kind of think sending an email to Juanita but at the same time she'll be getting 50 queries asking the same question

since that comment of mine i've ridden a track bike and know exactly what you mean! jasss

how is that retarded? london is littered with cycling lanes yet youtube is riddled with cyclists riding in the far right passing lane. edit: how did i get sucked into this necro'd thread?

I've done both a few times, experienced similar responses and now just leave them to neuk voort 404 error, would you kindly confirm if it is still available?

I've never (yet!) ridden a track bike- why is it tough? Is it more tough compared to a road or mountain bike?

my 2008 sworks epic has been called very light, but i suspect the 2017 version would be significantly lighter still

Thanks a lot for the advice and explanation - its really helpful, which is the next best thing to a diy video

Hi Spoke, thanks for checking! Where is this or through who? I am definitely interested.

I believe they did it in-house. Thank you, I will contact Anton. The previous service was around R1700 - any ballpark figures if he charges more or the same?

Hi All, About a year ago I had a LBS do a complete rebuild and shock service on my bike. It wasn't a month before I started noticing reduced performance from the front shock and a few more months from the rear shock. I think the LBS messed up something or didn't replace all the seals as I requested, because prior to having my shocks serviced they never gave any trouble and only wanted the service since I bought the bike 2nd hand and wanted to make sure nothing is going to break on me. My problem is that as a student I cannot afford another full shock service, so I am trying to learn from online sources how to service a front air shock rockshox world cup and a rear air fox float R with brain. Has anyone on this forum self serviced their air shocks similar to these? Is it difficult or risky or tedious? Is self servicing costly and perhaps not worth the time and trouble? Any constructive feedback would be appreciated!

both me and my mother had the flu, we both came right by the time we hit half a week after starting antibiotics. she had a 7 day course and i had a 3 day course that works for 7 days. Antibiotics worked wonders for us

Now, maybe a deal with telkom, for every win you guys get, they fix 10 suburbs of infrastructure

2014's 94.7 mtb race went through the ground. I passed a kid in the pool in front of me and heard the inmates yelling vulgar comments at him. They may be behind fences but it doesn't sound like a safe nor healthy place.

Just wondering, is this where or the Specialized haters hang out? Or am I looking for the Cannondale/Momsen thread?