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Should there not be a rubber guide that the cable passes through when exiting the frame?

So you have scientific proof to disprove the calculations or are you just talking codswallop?

Read this article. I think you are making a mistake. http://www.eleven.cc/blog/2013/the-650b-placebo-effect/#.UsWku2QW2R

Trail bike - Camelbak XC/CX/SSR - Pockets SSMTB - Tool roll (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=497212270366493&set=a.459508024136918.1073741825.111090465645344&type=1&theater)

Bike cleaned, hubs serviced, sealant topped up and ready to pack the bike.

Why? I did that exact route by myself out to Rietvlei a couple of weeks ago and after my loop around Rietvlei, the same way back. No problems or incidents at all.

You're going to have to learn how to do the snot rocket

Best way would be as follows: From Northcliff corner... Down Beyers Naude towards Mellville Left into Judith Right into Barry Hertzog Left into Empire Right into Jan Smuts --> up the hill into town Past Audi and at the robots on Nelson Mandela bridge turn left (think its called Smit Street) Carry on straight through town into Simmonds street Down Simmonds and immediately after the M2 flyover turn right into Booysens Road Straight down Booysens road Left into Klipriver Drive Down Klipriver, passing the Thaba and Rietvlei turnoffs to the t-junction Right at the T-junction onto the Vereeniging Road Left onto the R557 which should then take you straight through to the Suikerbosrand entrance.

The benefit you get from upgrading from a 26" to a 650b is negligible. Rather upgrade to the 29" where the benefit will be far greater.

I just did this exercise for a friend of mine. The two bikes in question were the Momsen SL729 & Silverback Storm. Silverback is full XT whereas the Momsen was a mix and match of low level SRAM components. Silverback won.

It is actually that easy. I did both my Pro 2 hubs on Saturday afternoon. Didn't take longer than 30 minutes.

My condolences to you and your family.

I put the Hope V-twins with X2 caliper onto my CX bike.

I live in the area and generally cycle with Illovo Cycling Group that leaves the Engen at McD's in Rosebank at 05:00.

I just built a set of WTB i19 Frequency rims on Superstar Components switch EVO hubs with WTB spokes and brass nipples. Weight came in at 1770gr.

Tragic! My condolences to the families.

Should this rather not state that the Batteries/Battery packs are SABS approved as opposed to the head units themselves?

My goal = to finish

Going to be spending Saturday night in Knysna.

I took my CX bike the other day on a Spruit ride including Alberts, fark, it ain't easy!

I would look at either 26" or a 29". There is very little advantage in a 27.5" over 26" http://www.eleven.cc/blog/2013/the-650b-placebo-effect/#.Use3FWQW2R_

Traded my smashed 910xt on a new one today at Garmin. Brilliant service, no questions asked.

I don't know if I'd ride Attakwas on my CX bike. Let's see how it goes this year.

I personally don't use Endomondo anymore but rather Strava and I'm sure the vast majority do as well.

Have you read the comments under that Cullinan article? Everyone slams him!!