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Morewood Zula

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IMHO Try be as cautious as you can. Personally I think riding alone outside NF is reckless given the incidents of late. I think the spruit during busy hours like sat and sun mornings is fine, although I would'nt do it alone (you should never ride alone anyways). Else, join a club and ride with the larger groups

This is a sad thread

Im just so upset I cant see the pic of the b@stards dead!! Joe Louw - you are a retard. The fact that some guy managed to kill 2 of the blokes is an absolute miracle and he is nothing short of a hero. These criminals are destroying our country and my home and are forcing people to leave and families to be split up. Yes its harsh, but its also harsh when one of these @ssholes rocks up with a gun and expects you to hand over what you have worked so damn hard for, and because he is underprivledged he thinks he has a right to steal it. These no good, no tax paying @ssholes should stop whining and have a look at living conditions in a place like India where people take a cr@p on the street. If that were the case there is reason to complain. They live in townships and get water, elec and some type of sewerage system for free, mahala!!! We all pay for that with our taxes. So in conclusion, stop being such a toss and join me in toasting to the hero from Benoni!!! GOOD SHOT!

anyone keen on a spruit or bike park this afternoon??

who the hell do those @ssholes think they are. Its like a different form of tax! They should try paying some bloody tax for a change and actually contributing to society in some way, other than just leeching off everyone else!

Ok that sounds much better. Get the SLR's, whats a few more hundred when you spending so much. I have a 100mm fox on mine, but I hear you can put a 120mm on so that should work fine. Other than that great soudning build!!

I did'nt want to say it, but I got a better spec than a stylo crank and never paid R40k I think rushsports is a good bet. Give Andre a call, hes a champ!

You wont regret it. The zula is king and its proudly south african

I was faced with a similar dilema that you are faced with. I spoke to severall people and in the end I decided to steer clear of the carbon. I too weigh between 88 & 90, and I had heard too many horror stories of cracked frames etc etc. I decided to therefore go with the zula, and can honestly say that I made the best decision. The bike is really light, and for the few hundred grams of saved weight, is not worth a potential crack to the carbon. The zula is a fantastic ride and you wont regret it

So is there anywhere to ride anymore in northern JHB? -The spruit also is'nt so safe, but it had calmed down of late. I have even seen SAPS on bicycles patrolling. However now, the condition of the spruit prevents riding. -Northern farms?? Well we all know about that place -Kyalami/Bealiue route? Well that still seems to be ok, pretty residential as well. -Bike Park? Not the place to do even 40+km's -Ok then Van gaalens and teak are pretty cool, but are slightly further out. THIS TOWN IS KILLING ME

Ok heres my question for anyone who may know, because this is getting out of hand. There must be a market for stolen hand bikes. There is no way in hell that the okes are stealing these bikes and then selling them to randoms for a few hundred bucks. These bikes are worth thousands, and in my opnion are definately being sold to people who know what they are buying. Are there tracking units for bicycles??

I got one a few weeks back in white LOVING IT!!!!!!! Enjoy bud, it looks awesome

Look I know that the parktool chain checkers dont have a good rep in certain circles. However, I dont have an inch ruler, and have always just used the parktool. On my last bike, I did 700 to 800 k's on a chain before it indicated 0.75 and then I replaced it without batting an eyelid. It has been pretty muddy here in gauteng, but still 200k's is'nt much. I dont think it is a fast one, as the bike was brand new. You could see it was brand new, everything was spotless and scratchless. Im baffled, but R300 now is better than R1k in a few weeks time. Again, never a problem money cant fix!

Hey Peeps, Ive been through a few chains in my time, but I got a new bike 200k's o so ago, and today after the clean I checked the chain and its at 0.75 Has this ever happened to anyone else, because I cant for the life of me figure out why this is already worn out Any comments will be appreciated

Dude, the fact is that cycling is the only sport which has cleaned up its act. Look at the other sports, athletics, rugby etc. Are you trying to tell me those guys are'nt on juice? Its just the way the world works now. Im not saying its right, its terribly wrong and upsetting. But what I am saying is that cycling should be proud of itself for cleaning up the trash!

I am so moving down to the cape next year. Cowteng is for the cows and the criminals. There is nothing to keep me here anymore!!!

Morewood Zula

HAHAHAHA classic

I have only had mine for a few weeks now, and have also noticed that the ground clearance at times can be abit on the low side. As this is my first dual sus, im not sure if this is a zula problem, or generally a dual sus problem? Also as far as the cabling goes, I just used a few cable ties and made it look alot neater. Those cable guides seem to work pretty well. Like you said though, I love my bike!!!!!!!Zula2010-04-30 01:52:43

@ Tavis82 & XTC1 I want to try and convert them prob next week to tubeless. Not used to this whole tubes and tyre liners thing Im a heavier ride than 64kg, more like 90kg for me, but the thing I love about them is there rolling resistance. Sure in really wet conditions I think I would suffer a bit, but highveld winter is generally dry so it should in theory be the perfect winter tyre. Also, I have reservations about the conti mountain king, as they dont look like they roll so well on harder surfaces. Lastly I want to try the sb8's as a tubeless, before going to drop R1200 on some new tyres. I have always loved the looked of the sb8's

Thats awesome!! Are you running them tubeless?? I have tubeless rims, but have'nt had the time to try seal them off. They are not the UST version. My concern is that the sidewall is extremely thin. Whats you experience?

I have them back and front on my bike. So far so good, but truth be told I have'nt spent so much time on the bike, as its new. They are fast rolling, thats for sure. I think the issure will come in when its wet and there are rocks etc. There, traction would be an issue.

If you guys need printing, Im your man. PM me and we can sort it out!!