Carbon_Kooi

The fact of the matter is that there can not be any better testing for lube than real world application. I understand what you are saying, but don't you aggree that if the people who used this lube are happy and if you believe the statemens they made about the lube, that it would be worth trying it out and make your own opinionated review? I am yet to discover a lube that will last a muddy marathon, so I will give it a try and give some feedback.

After reading some of the reviews and seeing what they compared it to (not Q20) I am impressed. Maybe I will try it out and see if it works.

Again, more than 7 reviews... I will clarify: Dumonde Tech Bio Green - 1 review Green Oil Lube - 3 reviews And so the list goes on. I do not say that 7 is the number to look at for any statistical meaning, but the original post does say for 7 reviews.

More than 7 reviews

Is it for a skin infection or what? The antibiotics is not the worry, it is the virus it is used to fight. So in most cases it is best not to train while on antibiotics because of the effect the virus will have on the body when training and not the antibiotics. Although some side effects of the antibiotics may have an effect on your body (stomach problems most common) which will mean that training will not be the best idea. But rather wait for the 5-7 days to pass and give the body a rest.

That is some serious speed considering that the world record is 43.18 and you do it in 47.9s....

You got it wrong here, 1 cal = 4.2 joules not 4.2KJ.

He was wrong before...

That is the biggest load of crap I have heard in my life...

If only the LBS had reasonable prices then all of us would do that

Yeah there's like a 1% chance of this happening, and for some bloody reason mine came loose this weekend at the Fast & Furious, sorry for the guys in the bakkie at the end of the downhill section for my impolite swearing at myself....

To think the milk you drink every day comes from that cow....is it nice?

Not my idea of a nice race.....

Haha, you made my day

I think you should add more oil into the system this way they will be a bit harder. Just practise and you will get the hang of it.

I think it is more important to know how long you will be able to deliver a certain amount of power rather than just looking at your pure short term power to weight ratio. Like woofie said, depends on the tests you have done.

As a cyclist I have had enough of arrogant blokes on their bikes thinking the road belongs to them, and then sometimes they get a close call and blame the driver in the car. How many of you ride single file? How many of you stop at the traffic lights and stop signs? How many of you ride in the yellow lane when there is one? If you go looking for trouble don't come home crying. Most of you in your cyclist minds are quick to attack this woman. Clearly if she was wrong this would not have been posted here.

No need to download anything. You can use paint or microsoft picture manager to do this. Open the picture with either of these. In paint click on attributes and change it. In Microsoft Office Picture Manager click on edit picture and click on resize.

so do you feel better now that you have had your say? does it make you feel more powerfull? stop littering the forum with rubbish please, go drive your SUV

Uhm... start your next braai with it? Yeah good for starting a fire' date=' or else just throw it somewhere in the garden, or down the drain. If you really want to maximise your investment you can drink it. It isn't a hazardous liquid.[/quote'] Don't chuck used diesel/parraffin in the garden or drain it is bad for the environment, what if your dog/cat got some in their system after you, like a twit chucked it in the garden? bees? plants? etc. etc.... Do you feel the power now? Does it feel good? Do not attack people you don't know, it's a good rule of life.

Uhm... start your next braai with it? Yeah good for starting a fire, or else just throw it somewhere in the garden, or down the drain. If you really want to maximise your investment you can drink it. It isn't a hazardous liquid.Carbon_Kooi2010-03-08 09:31:48

Paraffin with an old tooth brush, only R5-00p/l.

Learn to do it at home, if you don't know how you can start of at parktool's website. Anything that does not require special tools can be done at home.

Maybe Makro will be the cause of permanent race numbers, no more registration and number pic up