Rouxtjie, dis 'n Fouriers 34 T. Kom van Cape Cycle Systems. Single speed blade. Dangle het dit voorgestel.
Finally completed her last night. Her name is Liela
The wheels are old. Don't have the bucks now to buy new hoops as well. Stem is loaner from other bike. Until I find correct length (Thomson 90mm?)
Still to be done: get a stem, XT ice tech rotors and get rid of the creak
Longer term changes: get a Lefty and new wheels
And take her for a proper ride this weekend :-)
'n fluitjie werk ook lekker
Jip! Now to assemble
I take another road from Durbanville to the city past Century City (Bosmansdam road). I go over Jip de Jager, Hendrik Verwoerd, le Sueur, a couple of left and rights in Imhoff in Monta Vista and then into Edgemead Dr towards Bosmansdam. Worst bit is passing over N7 and Montagu Gardens.
The road has far less debre on it than your road
At the moment I have to go to clients but should be back next week
My medium is not available
Lekker wiele, BAMF_SS!
Cyclo-cross. But it is not easy to find one. Of 'n swart dikwiel
Dis 'n mooi fiets
Dude, I have worked all over Africa and I am telling you to forget it. Save yourself a pile of frustrasion and green us dollars and leave the bike at home. No border official is as nice as you would like them to be.
Rather borrow someones swartdikwiel and cruise around. Or buy a cheap Chinese bike there. It will be cheaper. Or start running
Dankie. Goed om te weet. Ek kyk maar altyd rond maar jy weet nooit
Ek is eers 18:00 huistoe en daar was polisie kar wat heen en weer gery het
There is a BMC for sale. Two months old, so it had to have been build for SSWC
The biggest lesson with cycling in the wind is to always be aware of gusts of wind. And then of cause the fact that you waste your energy to try and fight the wind. Accept that you will go slower and just keep on cycling. It is like swimming, you are not stronger that water so don't fight it.
And you will become stronger. Amost like cycling uphill all the time
I am also looking but all I find is $1500 + frames. And the rand is not exactly in our faviour. My quest continues
The Santa Cruz Highball is around 7k
So, it was a beautiful day today and I thought I will take the long way from Durbanville to the city via Tableview. A low and behold I get a flat even with knoble tire, tire liner and stans in the tube. Sometimes not your day
Thanks to the 2 guys on ridged mtb's( nice Niner!) and the fast and friendly red fixie guy for overing help. To the rest, thanks for nothing
Moral of the story: always go prepared with extra tubes. And of course food. My choice an apple in the morning and jungle bar in afternoon.
I measure my fitness according to how often blow up on my way home. I am now down to maybe once or twice a week. This 70k a day and hills at the end of the day is sometimes a killer
I am the guy on the avo bike with a carrier :-)
Steffi, I also cycle but am a bit inconsistent with time that I leave office. Will look out for you.
Don't use the N1. As a beginner that is not way to go. And besides why do we have a cycle path?
Genade! Now I will realy need to start saving for one of those mooi fietse. Reynolds 853 steel bike.
But don't stop sending ideas
I can live with a Lynskey and I like the paintjob on the Swift
A frame with sliders or ebb will be it
I am looking for ideas for higher end single speed specific frames for a project. Rigid or suspention at front.
Thinking about Niner SIR9, Santa Cruz Highball, Cannondale with Lefty
There are some serious expensive titanium frames but that is out of my league
Any ideas?
Hairy, you are not allowed to post pictures like that. That is an awesome bike. Brand/ model?
Post your mtb SS
in Fixie & Singlespeed
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So I took the Ritchey for an 8 hour maiden spin around Cape Town (Tokai, Silvermine, etc.)
Sweet loving fun. Fits perfectly
Only issue: an anoying creak. But sure that will be sorted