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  1. not often that we get to see these ... and today we have 2 OF THEM available as USED BIKES --- these are the Superlight CARBON 20" MOMSEN JSL bikes --- Dad traded them in on 2019 JSL40 24" bikes. they are for sale for just R 5k each --- we can ship nationwide for R 100? some pics below, the link to purchase is here
  2. and this one ... go ELECTRONIC for LESS .... R 7995 for SHIMANO XT M8050 Di2 .. https://bikeandbrew.co.za/online-shop/shimano-xt-di2-11-speed-groupset-2x11/
  3. Happy Wednesday --- last day of Month and MID YEAR , it's slippery slide to SUMMER now --- time to run some SPECIALS. check out our WEBSITE for some CRAZY PRICES on OAKLEY .... link HERE
  4. Latest Newsletter Just Went Out - link here some more products being added this morning to our website. oh, and this Cervelo S2 56cm MUST GO --- Open to Realistic Offers .... New R 47,500, Offers in the R 25k region will be entertained.
  5. Hey Guys, check out some of our exciting SPECIALS currently running on SHIMANO, SRAM, MAXXIS, PROFILE DESIGN and more --- visit our website here we stock a large range of AFFORDABLE and WELL-LOVED / USED BIKES --- and can deliver nationwide - see some of the bikes below with more being loaded to our website on a regular basis. current stock includes: - Scott Spark 940 Medium 2018 - Titan Calypso Girl 24" - Momsen VIPA Carbon with 1 x 12 Conversion - Giant OCR Small Road Bike - great for beginners
  6. there is alot of confusion on this point --- most people think going to WIDER RIM is the solution to their TRACTION/COMFORT problems - not true. some of the wheels/rims on the market are just too wide for the average 2.1/2.2 tyre and when matched to these WIDE RIMS results in the tread no longer sitting where it was designed to be ... this makes alot more sense : https://www.notubes.com/technology/wide-right
  7. KMC is the largest bicycle chain manufacturer in the world - they know a thing or two about how to make a bicycle chain ... most of the high volume SHIMANO models are produced under licence by KMC as someone pointed out you need to be careful of making a blanket statement about KMC - they have a HUGE range of chains ( more than any other chain manufacturer on the planet! ) and offer their MTB and ROAD models in various levels .93 is the entry L - Light - inner link is hollow EL - Extra-Light has both inner and outer links with hollow plates SL - this is above EL and has hollow pins as well every single bike manufacturer in the world turns to KMC for their chains ... it is just a question of which level they buy and spec. Aftermarket is usually the .93 which is cheaper than "name brands" with the same or better quality ... or SL which is lighter than the best of the S brands!
  8. https://www.redbull.com/uk/en/bike/stories/1331821751376/danny-macaskill-wee-day-out Incredible new video. time to go riding!!!!
  9. Gripshift = Sram. Stan Day ( Founder and President ) started Gripshift and was selling product out of a boot of his car - legendary entrepeneur!
  10. another option - currently on special :http://twowheelstrading.co.za/product/smart-dry-caddy/
  11. Supplier has a full range of spares already available for these bikes - see their website:http://rapidbikes.co.za/spares/ Parts used are SHIMANO - readily available and forks are SR SUNTOUR - another well known and trusted brand ... we have just received our first stock of their new PRO SERIES 29ers - best value in the market right now.
  12. " Wtb tightened their tolerances after someone in the states rolled a tyre off the rim and sued them. " Above is true -- they are paranoid now. Stan's Rims also have their own tolerances and the fact of the matter is that STANS + WTB is not a good route to go. STANS + KENDA ( or MAXXIS or CONTINENTAL or SCHWALBE ) is perfect.
  13. ummm, the VIPA AC and VIPA XT use the EXACT SAME rear triangles - same chain stay, same seat stay , same everything in the rear. the clearance at the seat stay bridge remains the same no matter the tyre size ( 1.5 to 2.25 ) the fact that the 2016 VIPA Range can have 2 x water bottles in the front triangle shows clearly its intent - nothing but the Epic can claim that feature ( at least not without putting bottles in weird places )
  14. whether you fit a 1.5 or a 2.25 on the wheel - this measurement will stay the same. The bike was designed around a 1.9 to 2.25 tyre design - as used by XC and Marathon racers - find me a top racer running 2.35 and you get a barrel of Bells! Schwalbe 29 x 2.25 Racing Ralph has been the aftermarket tyre of choice on these bikes for the past 3 years.
  15. those were great bikes ... there is a Cinder Cone floating around PE ...
  16. modern trend is 700 to 720mm for hardtail and <100mm travel bikes. +100mm travel it can go up to 780mm depending on preference. A lot depends on riding style ( trails you are riding on ) and the frame's geometry -- short stem + wide bars is the NEW COOL!
  17. another option would be the MUNA Pro Jnr 16 Alloy - you can see the range at http://www.munabikes.com - retail is around R2500 incl VAT.
  18. awesome helmets and products in general - we're super excited to be the Exclusive Stockist of this brand for Port Elizabeth! stock arriving this week : )
  19. check out the 2016 MOMSEN JSL60 - comes in XS and S size and has 26" wheels, has an Air Damped fork and Rebound damping - 24 speed out the box can easily be upgraded - new they are around R9k. http://momsenbikes.com/bikes/jsl-junior-superlight/jsl60/ The 2015 version was even higher spec but only comes in S size - still some available for similar price - has RockShox Air Fork, Tubeless Ready Rims and is 27 speed.
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