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Hats off to DD by bringing their internationals... it shows a lot of local race respect. To Impey, he did an unbelievable. I truly crossed fingers that the title was for a DD cyclist, Dlamini or Gibbons. But what I saw, thanks streamit360.tv, on the last climb, Impey took the bull by its horns showing his class and winning experience. He could smell the win as he crested the climb... it looked hard but he showed he wanted it more. Reminded me of Nibali in Milano Sen Remo last year...hunger written all over. Well done.

What's your take on the Mzansi's selection of this year's Commonwealth Games to be held in Australia this April. Do you think the approach from selectors was future looking or they went all out and chose the best current performing cyclists? Share your views please. The team: Road: Women -­ Ashleigh Moolman Pasio Men: Willie Smit, Nicholas Dlamini, Clint Hendricks and Brendon Davids Track: Women - Charlene du Preez, Elfriede Wolfaardt, Ilze Bole, Danielle van Niekerk and Adelia Neethling Men: Steven van Heerden, Nolan Hoffmann, David Maree, Joshua van Wyk and Gert Fouchè Mountain biking: Women -­ Mariske Strauss and Cherie Redecker Men: Alan Hatherly

Looks like "making a plan" is what they dont shy away from...and this they do by going out of their way to help in any way pow. I have also dealt with Bongani, part of mechanics team, it is like they were cut frim the same cloth. Helping is their culture because even when the shop was Zululand Cycles, they were like how they are now. I am a local, and yes, they are great. Keep it gents!

Part of the unwillingness of the possible buyer to pay asked or near asked price is the reason that some sellers, if not most in this platform, sell used bikes at ridiculously high price...and this sends a very wrong message to potential buyers. I have seen 2 same specked bikes but with about 30% in price difference. Personally, when i sell a used good it's really a bargain to whoever buys it... and i forget about what paid for, literally. With years, the sellers are getting really greedy here...that's my view.

Am super excited to once again have a chance to ride the course ridden by pro's. I recall a race at Holla Trails in April this year. Alan commented that it was a flat and fast course, and am thinking, what about the gravel road hill towards the end. This is where MTB is miles ahead other sports - getting amateurs racing same course as pro's.

Am at awe as i read word after word Martin comments. I cannot have words to describe the Contribution Martin has done and still doing, not just in Sports generally, but to Black communities at large - seeing Light when we, as a Black person at times, see darkness. Keep working hard gents it does pay off.

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