owen62

What about introducing a "verified member" system where by a hubber is verified ligit by aother hubbers who act as ambassadors - this can appear on his profile - if he is not verified then let the buyer beware. At least then you will be buying from a hubber who is known by another hubber.

Let's rather not go there!! owen622009-06-15 15:17:48

Excluded and optional

NO Problem with that, but why not put the price of all of this on the table. Obviously you are trying to sell... so I am asking the price for all of this I am not trying to sell anything here - had a discussion at the vets tour and as clubs are now not province bound and quite a few members live up here - I thought it might be a good idea. (Right now I am not so sure) All that I am getting out of this is extra work - no free kit, membership or anything else in it for me. Just enjoyment that I get out of cycling!! Now to answer your question - Cost: R200.00 per year for the first member, thereafter R 150.00 per additional family member. Kit: R 400.00 per set irrespective of the number of sets you purchase. You can purchase the cycle shirt or cycle shorts seperate. Cost: Cycle Shirt R 210.00 & Cycle Shorts R190.00.....all kit is subsidisedowen622009-06-15 15:08:16

Left it out - just for your benefit!!

I have moved this topic to a yes/no poll

Is there a need for a large existing, well organised Durban-based road cycling club to have a branch in Johannesburg? owen622009-06-15 13:43:38

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So far one yes and one "i dunno"!

That Japanese car team does half the work - we do the rest!

Frosty - this team does all the work - you can hang on the back - if you can!!

Mampara - it is not Sharks - they were taken over by Cyclelab anyway

Sean - mainly road - but all gentlemen and ladies would be welcome!

How do you make this a yes/no poll?

Is there a need for an existing, well organised Durban-based club to have a branch in Johannesburg? owen622009-06-15 06:07:13

FL (that's short for Fruitloop) - check that you saddle is perfectly level - if the nose is pointing slightly downwards it will put subtle extra pressure on your hands and cause this - this advice comes from my own experience!!

I though ALL hubbers wear helmets!!

To the "chop" riding without a helmet in 14th Ave past MTN at around midday yesterday - despite what you think - NOT COOL HEY!! owen622009-06-15 05:21:05

I have a sh*tload of cycling T-shirts and medals!

This may sound dumb - but have you tried different USB ports?