Ampandy

Sorry pic did not load for some reason. If at first you dont succeed......

My most recent build. Frame is self built out of ally tubing using bianchi fork and a set of wheels from rook. Gearing is 48 x 16 on the freewheel and 17 on fixed gear.

Vertical dropouts converted successfully on two of my old frames. One bianchi that I ride daily. Happy to share the info if you want.

BUILT NOT BOUGHT. Can anyone guess the frame?

I have an x9 10 speed of it will help

The commute from Moghotlong to Polihali in Lesotho. One of the most breathtaking views to help forget the days stress.

Thanks to the guys at Rook for getting my goodies to me.

Hmmmmm..... I underestimated those beans....... dropped three cups down the hatch when I texted you and I'm still buzzing.......

Ngwenya glass in muldersdrift made some for me. Then you have the option to sandblast a design of your choice on sandblast totally for the frosted look or leave plain.

So now you have my attention. Tell me about your coffee. What beans are you roasting? I normally order +-4kg casalinga for myself (more on the plus side) but looking for a nice dark roast done with robusta beans. Can you do?

I TOTALLY agree with your post until you get to the ROADIE part of things. There are arseholes on both sides.Seen plenty mtb'ers riding in bunches on the black top.

The scout comes out with wtb biway 47's if I'm not mistaken. Plenty width there and then some

I started off with the flats, was looking for a bit more of a relaxed position so have since changed to risers and they give me the perfect position, also I can shift centre of gravity forward easier to lock up the rear easier using the risers for some reason. With drops and flats I was going too far forward. Not using the bars from rook as I ride a wider bar setup.

You will not make a mistake. I have a rook one and can not fault it at all. Robust, fun to ride and gives a good workout. Being from joburg I do not know the guys at the shop but but they answer questions very quickly and seem friendly. As far as I'm concerned the product speaks volumes.