MichaelH

Andrew used the word "fatally injured" in his tweet?

...thanks for posting, took me away from work to another place for a few minutes,...

Never heard of Bryton before, but now, thanks to Garmin, I think I will check them out!

Great ride...thanks to all involved! One of the "Must Do" races!

----Original Message----- From: Michael Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2011 6:52 PM To: info@roosjevandekaap.com Subject: Roosje van de Kaap: Roosje van de Kaap Enquiry Good evening, I have been informed that cyclists are not welcome at your establishment, can you confirm this. Thank you ----The reply----- No, never said such thing! Where do you get that kind of information? And don't you think that's a bit strange question? Kind regards / Met vriendelike groete, Freerk and Helpi Brandsma Roosje van de Kaap www.RoosjevandeKaap.com

I have just e-mailed Freerk and asked him to confirm that cyclists are not welcome at his establishment. I await his reply with great interest. I will report back...

sharp!

...and discontinued models!

I'm in KK but honey is in RR and I ride with her so I will see you there!!!

Honey used to complain about her saddles (MTB and roadbike) after every ride. Then she got a On-One Big Nose saddle (R170) from Kiwi (Planet X), and I never heard another word on the matter!!! For her - subject closed!

...and? Has the group ride reconvened for 2011?

...oh, no! It just goes on and on... RIP Carla, fellow rider. The United States’ best-ever female collegiate cyclist is not an American. But someday she might be. South Africa’s Carla Swart, 21, just capped off a mind-boggling collegiate campaign, taking an unprecedented 11 national (both individual and team) titles in road, mountain bike, cyclocross and track. Grabbing that many jerseys in a single year is a feat that no collegiate racer - man or woman - has yet accomplished in the history of the National Collegiate Cycling Association.

...straight from the experts at my LBS (a well-known outlet!)

...by the way, I was told that you can't just do a simple inspection of the fork. Once you have opened things up you have to replace everything...you can't just put the old stuff back! Is this true?

Thanks for the response Johan...pm sent!