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Jonkershoek has been rebuilt except for some of the singletrack and how much social can there be at Lebanon, although they are great to ride. Have u done Grabouw?? Xterra route is good.

You gotta do Tokai. U dont have to know the routes, just go up , then find singletrack down. simple as that. The place is crawling with singletrack....and it's my favorite. and if u want to be social , there are loads of people around.

thanx Nobody!!

Anybody in CT know where to fit a cheap towbar?? Want to get one done so i can stop scratching my car's paint with the holdfast stuff.

I'm a Scott fan, but used to have a GT and love them.

I have 3 of them on different wheelsets and have yet to see a fade.

I will have it at the Xterra championships Grabouw, the Argus MTB challenge and the Argus . If you see me or my girlfriend on it come chat.

did the first maiden long ride on mine today and i was impressed. a very smooth, responsive ride.

WOW R500 each. I won 2 at the jolly Jester race. Made the entry fee worth it.

No! But i cant say where yet. The frame weighs about 1200g and that's a dual suss. The whole bike is quite a bit lighter than my girlfriend's santa Cruz juliana and that's a xs. And i'm planning to fix my Easton XC ones which will make it about 300g lighter. pix coming as soon as teh logo gets here....hurry Tyrone...and the guys at Omnico give me the correct bushings i asked for for a change.

I just got my carbon dual suss via EMS post. Took 3 weeks from when they posted it, and it WASN"T form Ebay. Waiting for my shock back and the rest of the logo. Then i will post pix. I'm considering getting some more but have to wait for a reply as to amounts and shipping costs. And it looks BRILLIANT.....

aah thank you. wonder why noone has asked this before.

Anyone???

Hey all, Just wondering is there any special maintenance for carbon mTB frames? I hear you should use carbon prep paste instead of grease so as not to weaken the frame..dont even know what that is. When cleaning is there stuff you shouldnt use? Thanx

Hey, Not a for sale ad but my bud found a bike bag stuffed with stuff in Tokai forest on Sunday. Buzz him if it's yours and describe what was in it. Gary 0843577788.

Hi, My bud found a bike bag with stuff in it at Tokai forest on Sunday. If u have lost one, buzz him and tell him what was in it. His number is Gary 0843577788.

BB tools specific for your BB, Cassette tool

It depend on the geometry of your frame, your frame size, and most NB what type of bike you're building. U dont want to buy a 150mm travel shock for a XC frame becos that'll just stuff up the geometry.

happened on the camps bay road the other day to me. And these guys jsut swerved out into the road and rode abreast when they felt like it.And they dont check for cars when they do it. Had to brake to avoid running one of them down. Personally i think that if you are going to be a roadie, u need a cycling licence. I agree with the THINKBIKE campaign but cyclists need to be aware and considerate of the motorists as well. Especially considering that in Woodstock the taxis drive on the pavements during peak hour and actually hoot for pedestrains to get out of their way, then i dont fancy my chances as a cyclist on these roads. But then again , it's your choice- An 8 km bicycle and a flimsy helmet versus a couple of tons of speeding death.....

Thanx Johan, Your advice is always welcome and very informative. When are u doing more shock courses in Cape town?