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Naidy

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  1. Have a look on PPA. Looks like they have done a Seeding run. I jumped from D to B in a few races, Durbie Dash, 100 Miler and 1 Tonner.
  2. Chris Hitchcock loaded some I think on Facebook
  3. A Pic of my friends bike after the crash in C bunch. Apparently a rider went off the road onto the gravel and then got flung or flung his bike back into the bunch.
  4. I see no. collection is only in Paarl and no mention of collecting it on race day.
  5. So who got there seeding with the wrong right name ? 🤣
  6. Hi. Send me a whatsapp around 8 this evening. I have but just not sure what side. 0741586243
  7. Contact Cyclab. They had the Wahoo V1 Roam on special for about R4000. Not sure if they still have stock. I bought a 2nd hand Roam V1 and have it for about 2 years now. Not a issue with software or battery life. Doubt I'll ever go back to garmin ever. Wahoo units seem to just last.
  8. I've been trying quite a bit, GP5000's are really good, fast as we know and durable, most I got was just over 7000km but they are really pricey. I've found Kenda Valkyrie Pro TLR. I find it to have a good balance especially from a price point. At R950, its fast enough and durable, I've already got over 10000km's on them, normal thorn punctures are sealed up quick with no issues after. I got a glass cut but patched it up from the inside and still going. I've got a few friends that love the tyre as well. I find they are good enough for commute and race. Oh yes, go 28's or 30's if they can fit the bike. I ride with 28's at 60 PSI (I weigh about 74), even getting glass cuts the tyre has sealed up and pressure dropped to about 35 PSI and it was still good enough to ride home.
  9. There are so much options, Shimano does kind of limit those and Sram offers more. Especially that 10T on the cassette, it allows you to run a smaller chain ring. A 48T chainring coupled with a 10/33 cassette gets you a lot of speed on the road so ill agree with guys, 50T is over kill. If you not wanting to go electronic look at getting a SRAM CX1 groupset and then have a look on Ratio Technologies website. They have gear options changing it from 11 speed to 12, that opens up options like E13 cassettes and even Mullet setups all while keeping speed with a smaller chaining. They even have a gear setup up to change to 13 speed Campy Ekar cassette allowing you to run a 9/42 cassette. My opinion would be to run Sram as you can get the speed you looking for. assuming I understood that's what you looking for.
  10. Wanted a gravel bar for this build, next thing I knew I bought a stem, saddle and seat post from Rapide.
  11. Was on Sweeper duty for yesterday.
  12. Ill be attempting it on a single speed.
  13. Hi Im in Cape Town and wouldn't mind to collect, If not not ill happily pay for Courier.
  14. Hi. Trying my luck to see if anyone had a Quarq battery cap available for me.
  15. I would recommend Jared of as well. There is a bit of a wait but ive found it to be worth it. https://www.instagram.com/paintbyjared/?hl=en
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