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Plus 1 for Silverback, earlier this year i took my Silverback ModaNine in for service, they mentioned that there were a few problems with some bikes and would check mine out. Went to collect and they presented me with a new Mercury frame and parts swapped over, Silverback had given them the go ahead to replace even though they found nothing wrong.

If you doing 22kmh in training you should be faster in a race, route dependent and number of riders taken into account.

Not much, total for all the years on the Hub. Sold 1 x MTB (Cash transfer, met in public place) Bought Garmin unit Cranks Sunglasses (OK quite a few a i keep breaking them) Bike Lights

Oi, the pic of me watching this fred has been removed

And some for the price of a six pack

Dangle covered it

Ta for spotting that, i got rid of the pen but the cap was still on my desk

Need to get rid of this quick, took it off my bosses table and now he's looking for it

This is inspiring A devoted father has completed a triathlon carrying his 13-year-old cerebral palsy-afflicted daughter across land and through water so that she could complete the gruelling event. Rick van Beek's feat of endurance and show of love for his daughter Madison have led many to call the man from Byron Center, Michigan the 'father of the century'. But it is not the first race of its kind for van Beek, who said he has participated in more than 70 events, including half-marathons, triathlons and other outdoor races, as part of 'Team Maddy'. He and Maddy took part in the Sanford and Sun sprint triathlon on Sunday. Together they completed the 0.3-mile swim, 12.4-mile bike ride and 3.1-mile run, with Maddy pictured in her father's arms as they transitioned from section to section.For the swimming portion, van Beek tugs his daughter through the water in a kayak and then pulls her behind him in a cart as he cycles. He runs the last leg pushing her in a buggy. http://www.dailymail...ost_read_module

It's cool. I would also be keen to know who it is. Is it a regular contributor i'.e. someone who posts other than classifieds, old member (In which case it could have been going on a while) ? and how does his classifieds rating look

There's no rule to say you "HAVE TO", you are free to trade with whoever you want.

Coffee on keyboard

Lets get him

So you would rather he have remained quiet, even seeing that the Hubber is continuing to post items for sale. It's not his duty to report it, he just issued a cautionary notice so others can be made aware.

220 is just a rough guide , if i went with mine i would be maxed majority of the time. Best is to get it accurately done by the sports fitness boffins

Yikes, tough audience, Naas has just issued a precautionary. No need for a lynch mob or calls for the classifieds to be shutdown quite yet.

LoL, but there is reason in the thread, certain bikes suit a certain style of riding and rider. Every day we see a newbie posting a question on what bike to buy with various suggestions. All the magazines have regular tests, the latest Tread has gone where no other mag has and included 26 vs 27.5 vs 29 debate with the pro's and cons.

This is not gonna end well

Semenya can be the mistress of disguise, in the semi's which she won she hardly looked like she had just run. She has stated she misjudged it. She was bearing down on the Russian and IMO if it had been a few metres more she would have caught her.

If you look at how she ran, from heats to semi final and even her other races in Europe that's how Semenya runs, she comes from behind and only really kicks the 2nd lap.

Great bike but i would change the wheels, Crest are built for light trail use and MTB review's by users has them as a problem for heavier riders. I have the slightly heavier Arch and so far after 8 months of use iv'e experienced no issues.

Are there any stats on how many riders rode 29, 27.5 or 26. Unless that it's known we cant really compare.

I thought the camera work at the MTB was very well done.

Solomons have the Fuji Outlander for R18000 SIZES S/M (17"), M (19"), M/L (21") COLOR(S) White/Blue MAIN FRAME A6-SL alloy w/ semi-integrated tapered headset w/ 1 1/2" lower bearing, hydroformed top and down tube, water bottle mount REAR TRIANGLE A6-SL alloy w/ low leverage suspended rockers, FSR 100mm travel, cold forged dropout w/ CNC'D disc mount and replaceable hanger, sealed bearing pivots FORK RockShox Reba RL 29 w/ 15mm thru axle, tapered alloy steerer tube w/ remote lockout, 100mm travel REAR SHOCK Rock Shox Monarch RT3 CRANKSET FSA Afterburner, 28/40T BOTTOM BRACKET FSA Press-Fit PEDALS N/A FRONT DERAILLEUR Shimano Deore XT, 34.9mm REAR DERAILLEUR Shimano Deore XT SGS Shadow top normal, 10-speed SHIFTERS Shimano SLX Rapid Fire, 20-speed CASSETTE Shimano SLX, 11-36T 10-speed CHAIN KMC, 10-speed WHEELSET Fuji custom 32H mountain 6-bolt disc hubs, WTB Laser TCS XC 29 rims TIRES WTB Vulpine 26x2.1", DNA compound, 60 TPI, aramid bead BRAKE SET Tektro Auriga Pro hydraulic disc, 180/160mm rotor BRAKE LEVERS Tektro Auriga Pro hydraulic disc HEADSET Oval 1 1/8-1 1/2" semi-integrated, 30mm spacers HANDLEBAR Oval M250 alloy flat bar, +/- 5mm rise, 9° sweep, 31.8mm, 710mm wide, STEM Oval M200 alloy reverse bolt technology, 31.8mm TAPE/GRIP Fuji dual density kraton SADDLE Oval M200 w/ CrMo rails SEAT POST Oval M200, 31.6x350mm WEIGHT 13.48 / 29.72

Cherise pulled out to go support Burry.