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Marking and marshalling was good except for last about 5km , after the mud and turn coming round the fence. Marshal was too busy on his phone to tell us to follow red and not black arrows. Ended up overshooting and having to turn around.
Nice race though.
Agreed
40km or so was lekker. It is a MTB event so am prepared to get muddy and dirty. It adds to the event.
Watching the mud tumblers was fun too. Fortunately did not tumble myself.
Nice race. Thanks to the orgsnisers
Gpx file available?
Please dohey guys, i will upload a route profile a little later today
Website returns a 404 error.
The link to the website above misdirects.
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I'd stop riding in your mate's garden whilst that mamba is a tenantLeaving for Tzaneen today, after seeing this posted yesterday, I'm a bit worried about my plans to do some mountain biking there.
What should one do if coming across this on the trail?
Ja thanks. After doing the xc i wanted to do the blue. Got a tad mixed up with the blue route markers as the XC seemed to criss cross in all directions.
Went for a spin this morning, having never ridden at HT before. Did the XC route and dabbled around other sectionsSaturday it is then
Lyne 27.2mm internally route dropper for Merida. Works fine.I was going to start a new post, but since the topic is almost identical, I'll hijack this one...
I'm planning to get a Lyne dropper post for my Merida Big Nine 300. Price seems good, reviews seem good, and I need a 27.2mm version - they are harder to find.
Only problem, it's internally routed...
Some forum posts suggest that one might be able to route around the inside of the BB - no idea how much space there is - but there is a large hole at the top, and smaller hole(s) in the bottom.
Alternatively, it's a sub R10k bike, I'm not averse to drilling the seat post - perhaps an inch above the BB, at the rear?
P.S. When I asked the LBS for advice, they suggested I buy a new bike that comes with a dropper post, only R45k hey!
No need to drill. Pop one of the bottle cage rivets out and run the cable through.
Search other dropper post threads where I attached pics.
Good service and advice from Bicyclepower and CycleOps.The hubs are cheaper than I expected. The biggest plus though is the amazing aftersales support through Bicycle Power.
If nearby go speak to them
Cool. What time is the venue open from this weekend. I would like to give it a whirlGreat stuff. Hope to see you there. We are busy organising a party of note. Looks like the live band will be there all day.
I'm working on the map at the moment and will post it a little later. Why don't you join on the weekend and I'll show you around some of the new flowing singletrack we've built...
Sounds interesting. Need to try get a team together
Received my new xt pdm8020 mtb pedals.
Yay.
Thanks Easybike
I bought one of these and ran the cable out of the water bottle cage connector hole. Very easy. No drilling
I'll happily relieve you of those tyres taking up valuable garage space.Exactly. I have 3x ikons and 2 x ardents in my garage. Its a great CX combo but we need rubber for our enduro and DH rides. Give us some options and I will gladly post some pics.
I'm happy with mine [emoji48]
I'm looking for the replacement clear lenses only. Battling to find somewhere that will sell the replacement lenses at a realistic price. After all this is why I bought the Rydons, they allow for lens swapping
Let's go ROAD COVER CC
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