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Here is the Short-cut for those of us that way more than 100kg ..... cut carbs and sugar lots of money saved and added benefit of health...no need to alt your steed... loses the weight on your body..... allot cheaper(your bike will be grateful) Flame-suite on

Read the WHOLE post and here is a few things I worry about... What happens now to the hundreds of people that bought fake something from CS (bars, wheels, frames) with the 5 year warranties they gave? Are all those cyclist hung out to dry with no recourse for they're purchases been done in faith that they would be covered if something went wrong? Bought a few odds and sods from them and now very worried about the authenticity of products (have not had Failure yet...touch wood) Do we just rack this up to the cost of education?

Hope you have a flame suit..... Wow..... troll on :ph34r: all I can say is WOW

Makes me want to come join you guys in the Cape next year, Nice report and photo's thanks for sharing.

Would just like to stand up for Cycle Lab (not allot of kudos going there way) but I took my bike there with real brake failure the "Tech" looked at me and said with no hesitation that the problem can be fixed with a simple setting..... waited a total of ten minutes for him to re-sinc my road bike and running like a dream since... I do believe Chicle-lab have passionate members you just need to find them....

Give ALL these kind souls a bells/carb shake..... this is the way forward... :clap:

wow......

Give that man a Double

Came short on those..... no a fan at all

Same section same speed and or Faster before..... I have been fiddling with riding position and cleat and seat adjustment.... will reset and see if it still continues

Thanks so much SEVEN , -Az- and David Marshal al you comments and links have been very informative reading I now also think its a combination of me and my bike.... will definitely take all this info onto my ride tommorow....

I always try go balls to the wall be it going up a hill or down it.... Then a couple of weeks ago, coming back from the cradle on on one of the bigger downhills doing about 65km/h my bike started to wobble to the point that I almost lost it, gave the bike a once over on the side of the road and all seemed fine. Got back on and a bit rattled slowly made my way back home. Mate told me my back wheel was not true and I then thought that might be the "Wobble" problem. Took the back wheel to lbs to have the hub serviced and wheel trued. Got the wheel back a bit later and went for another ride.... same thing this time starting at 50km/h. Can anybody please give me some advice or tell me why I would suddenly be getting these "wobbles" Really breaking my confidence on downhill sections

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Glad you got away with only minor roasties.... Ride that route every day gonna have to re look at my cycle route just not safe on Cedar Ave.