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Buy a new car and something fails and covered under warranty it is fixed by dealer who covers labour too.Should be same for bikes.
Has used name of Paul McDonald.FB is Andrew McDonald.Profile pics are of a much younger man.His voice is soft spoken and I would guess he is in late 50s.Comes across as quite hesitant.Has found a 'niche' in 'selling' goods up to about R5k knowing that his 'victims' probably wont try and find him and the police wont be interested in a petty matter.
I have dealt with Evobikes for years and their service has always been top class. Yesterday I blew a tire -beyond fixing, near Meerendal. I had a long walk ahead with only about R50 in my pocket but was picked up by Mathias Weinmann after walking about 800m. Evo Bikes replaced my tire and I was good to go in about 30 minutes.Trusted me to do an EFT once I got home.
Thanks Chelsea, Tanya and Janos for helping me and Mathias for giving me a lift up that hill. You all know EvoBikes but this kind of service is what sets them apart. Mathias is the MD of GPM Sports -they import customised saddles, grips and other equipment( www. gpm-sports.co.za)
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Trying to understand the logic behind the Watt figures that form part of the stats on any ride. 2 riders ride together on a 60km route. Once done both have identical average speeds, distance, climbing meters etc.
Why does one have a power output say of 150 watts and the other 90 watts?
Thanks folks for all the interesting replies. Lots of info to digest 
but conclusion is that one cant rely too much of the Strava power stats.
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Trying to understand the logic behind the Watt figures that form part of the stats on any ride. 2 riders ride together on a 60km route. Once done both have identical average speeds, distance, climbing meters etc.
Why does one have a power output say of 150 watts and the other 90 watts?
Before signing an asset finance contract make sure that you have been told what the repayments, interest rates etc are. Most finance companies have calculators on their websites-test these before you buy. They should also have a FAQ section on the website covering things like early settlement scenarios, deposits, defaults etc. Most finance companies are registered credit providers -this should also reflect on their documentation
Sweat Gutr also works well. Take A Lot had them at one stage. Also expensive though.
definite yay-speaking from experience-use several of their products
so which did you buy? Friend of mine in a similar situation-which of these 2 bikes?
I meant Stans Flow
Nice bike!Try the Formula Cura brakes-brilliant performance at a good price.Hope hubs and Stans Arch a good wheel combo
Try' DC Rainmaker'on the Net -he does in depth reviews of Garmin products.
Nice bike, well specced. If not that urgent you could look out for bike shops clearing out 2017 stock ahead of new year. Such bikes may come with carbon frames and better wheelsets than this Merida
I have owned several Rockys( and still own one) and have always been well treated ito support. Speak to one of the This Way Out Stores in CT or Contermans. Distributor is Hullabaloo in Gauteng. On the rare occasion I have contacted Rocky in Canada they have been great.Rocky are a boutique brand so so therein lies more risk than in one of the mainstream brands with a big infrastucture in SA.
I have used them. Good guys to deal with . No problems at all.
Done,thanksfor setting this up Naas and Janos
They do-I just bought an oval to fit Race Face cinch cranks-works perfectly
Labour on warranty replacement
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