CJVR

The Worcester route is not well thought out. That gravel section might be manageable going uphill, but then the groups have to cross each other at Overhex. If you go round clockwise there is no crossing of groups, but the gravel section is then downhill. No thank you.

Sadly' date=' with all the UCI design restrictions, TT bikes end up looking similar. Pinarello & Orbea TT bike have similarities to the P3. Felt TT frame & the new Cannondale TT frame used in the Giro also has similarities.[/quote'] Which of these new generation aerodynamic frames are available in SA, and are any of them reasonably priced?

Are there shops in Cape Town that stock these saddles, and has anybody tried them?

2 litres of plain water, 12 gels, 3 bananas and 1 coke in 7,5 hrs worked fine for me. 3 beers immediately afterwards didn't touch sides.

Juicy 5's are Juicy 7's without the finicky adjustable bits, therefor with all the performance and with less stuff to go wrong. Juicy 5's win in my opnion.

Just note that it is a Criterium on Friday, and not a TT.

At last a positive topic. I am also going to support it.

It was in the press only two weeks ago that the Tour de Boland was going to take place, and the organisers were all from the Worcester area. Are there going to be two tours on the same weekend?

1. Cervelo 2. Giant 3. BMC