Hairy

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Ja ... it would be the slowest blue light escort in history

Samsung Galaxy Ace Pic taken of the rental car (My eldest always wants a pic of the car being ridden) at Kroonstad following my site meeting on Tuesday.

Samsung Galaxy Ace My eldest son in the pool

I saw her on yesterday after her training ride inspecting one of the MyCiti terminals as she was passing by and used the opportunity to do a little work. There was a small group of cyclist (around 5 maybe) and very little fuss around her. Most of the commuters who passed by had no idea of who she was. She just came in very low profile and left the same way. Respect to her Hairy

Ask yourself the question of what kind of a rider you are and the type of terrain you ride, then start from there by making up your mind.

Hey Chris and all following this thread ... just stirring a little here. The ride could not have been so hectic with respect to toughness as this guy is still doing sit ups afterwards

have you guys noted how many 29'er bike are coming out with Ardents as of late ....

Oooo that has me getting excited!

With the Euro and Brit boys and girls who are also starting to take well onto the 29'er concept I can only imagine that more companies will be under pressure to get longer travel 29'er duallies out onto the market.

Flip I was only hoping and joking Link 01 Link 02

As said before I can't believe how well my Inbred handles ST and especially corners. I had another 29'er branded frame before and there is no comparison between the two. If you get the geometry right a good 29'er is like lighting through the turns. The same can be said for some 26'ers. There are those that handle like absolute farm gates on the tight and twisty ST.

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Ooo Just Keep Pedaling ... one ride out on my Inbred 29'er and you will be total convert ... that bike rocks in ST and can chase down good 26'er long travel duallies

Because that is not really an option

Well not really, but if you are reading this then you too are hoping they develop and bring this bike out soon. Vote above if you would not mind! Regards Hairy

@DamMTBer ... what age did you start riding with the little one ... my youngest son is now 7 1/2 months and I would be keen to take him out for a ride ... just need to find a helmet to fit his little head (Smallish boy being 5 1/2 weeks prem)

Look forward to the ladies end of ride pics

Think he knows he is standing in the road and forcing the car over the double solid white line .... not a very safe place to stop with a group!

So this dad takes his kids to school on his bike along the Table View Cycle Lanes and then goes back in the opposite direction again later to work. They always look like they are having a blast! Passed them this morning again.... good on you man!

Hi there ... ask away ... this is what this forum is for! The LINK shows an example of the fork I am referring to

Hi there Thanks for taking this on and good luck. With an aggressive attitude / client interaction like this you should (And I hope you do) do well. The loaded skewers on the site are the ones referred to and I checked the weights and spec on the other site ... they seem to be the same, but I could be a pleb and missing something.

Chains are very well priced though!