SkidMarko

I have had one of these for about 4 years now http://www.delonghi.com/en-za/products/coffee/coffee-makers/bean-to-cup/ecam-23210w-0132213095 Really simple machine and a decent price, I think it was around 3K when I bought it. It has now been upgraded to my "take on holiday" and camping etc coffee machine, as I bought a house with one of these built in. https://www.whirlpool.co.za/r/products/kitchen-home-additions/fully-automatic-built-in-coffee-machine-ace-102-ixl/852210201100 It may be fair to say that the machine is the reason I bought the house. I would never out of my own pocket spend 25K on a coffee machine but hey, it makes a damn good cuppa! I have also found that buying 1kg bags of beans from Woolworths is the best value for money I can get. They have pretty decent coffee too, again spending 400 bucks on a bag of coffee beans doesn't fit my budget

I have been running Raiders for around 2 years, tubeless with zero issues. The first time I filled them with air though, there was some air leaking at the join of the one rim on the sides. I added some extra Gorilla tape there and problem solved. I have Schwalbe Magic Mary and Hans Dampf which are TL Easy and the popped on the rim first shot!

If anyone is still looking for these, www.ridewithzeal.co.za has them. And a whole lot of other rad stuff too! https://ridewithzeal.co.za/collections/maxxis

That is one of my favorites. Firstly wearing good shin guards helps me with my confidence. You could try doing one footers first to gain more confidence but I find no footers are actually easier. Just tell yourself before you hit it that you are going to do it - and do it! :-) That has always worked for me! Also, I like to get the feet off just as I leave the lip and get them back on after a good full extension. Hope this helps pal

I have serviced RS Lyrik Solo Air, RS Domain and a couple of others. All the documentation, fluids and tools are shown as well as a step by step process are available for download on SRAMs website. Pretty simple if you follow them carefully and also a good learning experience!

Thanks so much for this!