scotty

I have both and no problems with either but prefer the 705 although i dont use all the features on it.

I think to split would be a good idea, but if only 1 ambassodor then Wolfman.

One more for Wolverine

Dont particulary care where CSA work from or how they look as long as they get the job done, which sadly IMO and speaking from my personal experience and interactions with CSA officials on the ground has been poor.

I suppose you could say he got an earfull.

Numerous crashes on MTB, never needed hospilization, 2 tangles on road with metal monsters, 2 x hospital visits. No contest.

Depite numerous MTB falls i've never had to be hospitalized, road iv'e had 2 prangs eneded up twice in hospital.

If you can try get a wirless one, i find the wired one's often go faulty especially on a MTB.

You can get maps and course content on motionbased, just search under Find Atvities for Teak. http://trail.motionbased.com/trail/network/digest/view.mb?sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fmotionbased.com&keywordSearch=r4s&searchType=tnscotty2009-04-08 23:54:14

Thougt the moonshine article at the end was quite funny.

Wolverine, he has unselfishly marketed the Hub brand and will be a worthy recipient.

And i'm stuck at work

After every ride.

smart

Perma tube, otherwise ultra gator.

I won a pair of addidas sunglasses from Bicycling

With mine the fault was with CSA, they sat on my application for 2 months before processing it.

Whoever took the bike surely knows its value and must be a cyclist, i cant believe no one would notice someone suddenly riding a bike such as this.

When Alan Robbs was at his prime he used to have that the night before he ran comrades and it worked wonders for him.

Bicycling has a good link but i still prefer my boerrie roll and beer recovery meal. http://www.bicycling.co.za/articles/handbook/the_fuel/2623