Ispeed_V

Stolen: Head ISpeed V 2020 When: 10/04/2026Where: , Bromhof, Randburg, GautengBlack and Gold Head ISpeed V (Similar to pic) Size 54 DuraAce 9100 Crank/Shifters and Brakes GRX 810 RD XTR 11-42 Cassette 1X11 setup KMC chain (Gold) Look Keo Pedals Vision Trimax 35 Wheels ITM 50 integrated barGet further details about the incident in the Stolen Bikes section.

Really don't think they it has been thought through properly. Traffic is going to be a cluster F...K of note considering that the 2 main access roads are part of the route. Sunninghill through roads are a mess at the best of times so can't even imagine what it will be like. Only other access is from Waterfall city side which is not the best either considering the routes crosses over the intersection

Exceptionally lucky. Being in the mid 50's one does not realize how easily you can bruise. Doc says it can take anywhere from 4 to 6 weeks to fully heel.

I guess the big question will be whether they keep the same direction or reverse the route ?

The ER. X-rays of the S1 - S5 and L1 - L5. Luckily nothing broken but just severe bruising. Needless to say, will be off the bike for a while Sorry for the PG pic:

WTF. DSTV cross over to adds in the last KM so we don't get to see the finish.

Is'nt there a Downhill Track at Harties?

Sounds like fun. Have entered the 90kay. Good training for the Canola Roller in Sept

This. Turning it into a gravel build

Not a good weekend for cyclists. This incident coupled with an incident at Emmarentia where a mountain biker apparently misjudged a jump and landed badly, breaking his/her neck. 3 fatalities in one weekend. My sincere condolences to their families and friends.

Reach out to @fkitching He ordered me a Toseek straight steerer fork last year

You could maybe try DR Craig Uria. Call: +27 82 559 9998 Email: info@spineandsport.co.za Shop 1A, Illovo Square Shopping Centre 3 Rivonia Road, Illovo Johannesburg, 2196

My old 26er HT frame converted into a gravel grinder. 27.5 inch wheels and a mix of XT and GRX. Does the job perfectly

Was there 2 years ago. Still able to cycle through the resort and the game park as well. Some sections were very rugged, but the scenery made up for that. Would think that this is still the case. Being a game park, obviously need to be on the constant look out for animals crossing your path. Other options are riding down to Pilgrims Rest and back up again. Just make sure you have your climbing legs. Some of the local scenery:

90% of my bike maintenance is done by myself. It is only when it comes to really complex issues that I will then visit my LBS.