mikkelz

Yeah, just continue doing nothing about the problem that ends up ******* all of us cyclists over.

Super professional attitude there from Mr Price GT. In the words of Eminem: "Next time there won't be no next time" when you're riding side-by-side on the road with your buddies.

The curse of the sponsored kit/club riders strikes again. To the guys in charge of the Toyota CycleLab Supercycling - you might want to give your members a refresher, or in fact first time course on the rules of cycling. Saw a mountain biker riding on the M3 this morning, Muizenberg direction. It really doesn't do these clubs/teams/sponsors much good when your members are breaking the rules of the road. Again, I would hope that these "big" clubs would be setting the example for others, yet they are more often than not the ones riding in bunches on the roads etc etc. Peace out.

I wasn't out to lay the blame on any one individual (there were actually two - kidding!). Just thought I'd make mention of what I saw seeing as you guys and your team are pretty well known and I would hope, set the example for fellow cyclists when riding in your sponsored kit.

80 DNF's out of 178 starters.

That is pretty sweet!

I dig the saint logo. Nice bike!

It also means that being good locally doesn't mean you'll compete with the best internationally.

Yeah, this was meant to be a friendly reminder to all, especially those flaunting their sponsored kit.

To the two Mr Price GT guys riding on their MTB's, side-by-side along Spaanschemat River Road before the Tokai Road circle at 1:20pm today, please think about all the **** that's currently going on with cyclists and motorists at the moment before you hit the road again. That road is narrow enough as it is for cyclists riding in single file if there are motorists there, so to ride side-by-side is just plain stupid, especially seeing as you're on MTB's and there is that dirt road run-off to the side of the road. Lastly, if you're out riding in your club/team/sponsored kit - you really should be setting an exemplary example to the public. Rock out!

There could be snakes or spiders in that box at night. I'd rather not risk putting my hand in there.

'cos the one he's buying is even hotter than the Zaskar.

I did the Oudtshoorn 3-day MTB marathon (298.74 km's) with a cold and I'm still fine. Except... I... can't... explain... this... twitch... I... now... have.

Never had a reply from them until I've resorted to emailing every motherflipping address on their site to get a response. Clearly they don't need my business, which I took elsewhere and was more than pleased with that decision.

Absolutely hilarious!

Here you go: Hakerville MTB Click on the Export button beneath the map.

Going to Oudtshoorn for the 3-day MTB marathon starting on Friday.

Killer bike that! B)

Ordered on the 14th of September. Arrived in JHB on Friday the 17th of September. Delivered to my work at lunch time today. That's with Parcelforce free shipping. R25 clearance fee, 14% VAT and that was it! Got chains, tyres, multi-tools, saddle bags, pedals, brake pads etc. The only problem was that their prices are so good I want to order more!

Wow! What a bargain x2!

100% of max HR or go home.

I'm quite happy with my 105 groupset on my carbon fiber frame.

That's a pretty quick delivery. My order was completed on the 14th. It's en route to RSA as we speak. Well, that's according to Parcelforce.

Rad post. Thanks!

You're better off dunking it in a swimming pool.