Gravity

114kg - all my fault tho.

Here is a fall in progress, fortunately i just bounced over the edge of the trail and a bush caught me.

i am back, i took a slight hubsa hiatus, will weigh in tomorrow morning, not gonna be a good one.

112.7

113.5

i had my 1st chamois cream experience the other day, and it was AWESOME.

put your hands on the handlebar at those speeds.

i really dont know what to say. 113.9kg i have been trying really hard, but i guess it takes a while to show.

well done Chris, you have some serious focus.

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFS, up 1 to 114 again, son of a FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFB inside i is CROSS.

what you do is start a bike project. slowly bit by bit, build something you will one day look at with pride. make it a SS, make it a 1x10/9 or a 2X10/9 hell make it a belt drive whatever....... or alternatively give it to me, as i need a fork for my SS project.

Dean, take the bike back bru, they think you are a happy customer while you are not, dont let too much time pass.

batman, that was doff.

i am with you, but that said i would pay good money to see a baboon after it has chowed a whole GU

along the same lines , i would like to know if we use xmas as an example. days before xmas shops are crowded and doing well, the general public are pretty much all getting ripped off, but the "vibe" makes them forget (ijits {i am also one}) then a week after xmas all the shops have like a 25 - 50% sale, my question is if they had that 25% sale before Xmas wouldnt they sell more than 25% more stock and make an even larger profit? If i was a retailer i would rather be sold out of an item before xmas than have to have sales after, incrementaly increasing the sale margin until the stock clears. if you port the same logic to bike shops, why logically are they not cutting the margin with the goal of selling more stock? This same question has probably been asked many times over on the hub, so we dont have to talk about it....but i find it doff.

i use a 6lb hammer, my bike gets so scared that the cassette sommer takes itself off.

just kidding, honestly thanks for all your hard work, i know it is a mission. I must say that i am stoked that all you okes are doing so well. I started this because i was motivated and amped, and well i fell off the wagon pretty much as soon as i got on....but i keep trying....and well done to that guy with the messy bed.

Sex Change???

There you go Danger Dassie, it was pretty, and the guy was in a very aero position, and had suprizingly long thighs.

Whiskers is this threads secretary, and she is doing a great job.....and you well you arnt fat anymore well done.

i am currently doing this, and getting rid of the old powdercoat is a *#(#@& pain in the a$$, priming, a slight pain, base coat a bigger pain and any extra addons (i am just going for a simple inner colour in the inside half of the front triangle) and it is also a huge pain. I recently saw this http://www.cyclefactory.co.za/bicycles/, they say that a respray is like 2,500 i dont know if that is neg, because to me that is pretty steep, but let me tell you, that you are letting yourself in for a mission.

112.8 - oops.

haha, ja- i was joking about the drilling....someone should really invent a sarcasm font. I will get middleburn one from CRC. Thanks for your input.

I have something that i must buy. Are you still going to do the order?

You do make a valid point.....does the same apply with drilling my own holes? Apparently you get Truvativ rings that will work, does anyone know the validity of this?