+ Ryperd +

O ja, I ride with FTech bibs - and they are super comfy.

Thanks for the responses. I have tubeless, and run lower pressure. I have a Selle Italia saddle with the groove in the middle. Did a professional setup in Feb 2014. I am planning to ride the Sani2C next year. Am doing the Karoo 2 Coast this year (which is made for a 29" hard tail ). Dream is to ride the Joberg2C as well. I prefer marathon type terrain more than XC, but this could be because I am not yet competent nor fit enough to handle rough terrain. So maybe the "idea" of owning a dual sus is the attraction, and now I want justification for buying one? But my bum still hurts.

I know this is a question which is asked over and over again, and there are posts all over the www re this. But this is MY question, relating to ME - so please bare with me. I am currently a healthy 105kg squashed into 1.87m, but aiming to bring the weight down to <95kg in due time. I ride a 29" hard tail mtb at the moment, and I enjoy it and I like my bike. But... I had a small operation to my bum area a few years ago, and when I am out on long rides, my bum gets sore and swollen. Will a 29" dual suspension suit my bum better?

I do ride over Klapperkop some days during the week, but not on the trails. I would like to start riding on the trails as well, but do not know them. Maybe we can "learn" them together? I stay relative close to Klapperkop.

Bianchi JAB 29.1 :thumbup: :clap: :drool:

Guys, I bought a 29er two days ago. Where can I take it for a tubeless conversion or is it easy enough to do it self?