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Part of this clip ended up in failarmy's fails of week 2 for August on youtube.

Fair enough, I was just thinking from the point of the value listed on the site being a local value in the US for example, and the "new" price there would differ from here due to import duties imposed on the local importers? So a direct translation may be a bit misleading or a bit low.. But yes it is just an indicator/ball park figure at the end of the day

Hope Claudio has a course preview up soon, always enjoy those

Would duties and things like that perhaps have an influence on second-hand values here? Compared to the values the site lists? Rather than just a straight conversion for example. Or am I just over complicating things

Check out the Mountain Bikers do it downhill group on Facebook if you can, someone just made a post about selling his large Shova if you're keen

Cool thanks guys. Will check it out in the week.

Hi Everyone, Has anyone been to the pwc bikepark in Bryanston recently? Last time I was there they were busy with trail upgrades and signage updates, but the only trail that was finished was the newer green mile if I remember correctly. They also seemed to be focusing a lot on things like kids parties and trail running? Is it worth going through at the moment? Any comments would be great! Happy Friday!!

I'd also be interested to find out, I mean those vehicles shouldn't be there in the first place, so would anything that happens ultimately be the driver of the vehicles fault?

I think CWC may have actually dodged a bullet in the long run here, I'd hate to hear his reaction to something even remotely genuinely valid

We really shouldn't underestimate the scale of this situation...

I got the Torkcraft one as well. R650 as mentioned, they had it marked down to R500 when I went past Solomons a few weeks back hence the purchase. For basic tinkering and washing and stuff it's cool. I wouldn't really rely on it for much more to be honest. Plastic clip that bends when I clamp the bike, wobbles around a bit. As a not-to-serious solution it works, but having briefly tried out some of the bigger parktool ones it is a bit cheapy... Some of those instructables look promising though...

Just because you found it to be an awesome event doesn't really have any bearing on the issues raised above. The OP voiced no opinion on how "awesome" the event may have been for those participating. Perhaps if you have some info or facts on the issue that would help, rather than dismissing the actual issue, as currently all you seem to be saying is that you had a good time, and any damages or breach of agreement is non-consequential... *edit - spelling

^^^^^^^What he said

Ok my orientation was off, so the wearing is not from wrong-way riders

Those look like the bmx-track jumps? With the start on the top right area? By the look of it I'm guessing the jumps you're focusing on are on the second part of the old bmx track? Unless I'm totally off-track here (pun intended) If my idea of the area is right I'd guess that the wearing isn't from "non-jumpers" but rather from the kids I always see riding the wrong way down that section... And not to be silly or anything, but wouldn't turning those tables into gaps kind of defeat the point of a skills development area, need to learn somehow and somewhere, Which is what the area was meant to be from what they touted in the other thread about the upgrades?