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How about the Momsen hardtails or the dual sussers. Check out the Dual Link Seven.no pics but specs and RRP of R27500 Momsen Dual Link Seven

You could pick up a pretty awesome 2nd hand bike with that budget if you are willing to be patient...

http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m4/apr2009/6/7/image-1-for-the-latest-news-pix-20-26th-april-gallery-216014197.jpg

hahaha thats amazing. looks like the handlebars are taped on too!! Check out the rear wheel...

check out the Momsen range too...

Mine was meant to be a second hand frame but they can be purchased from pornstar for R11000 new. I took some existing parts off old bike, like wheels, seat and pedals.But one could do same build (all new) for about R26k...

I thought that is the new trend seriously though- keeping options open at this stage regarding setup, and for resale purposes, may eventually cut it though

weighs in around 7.4kg now but to be honest I didn't see the scale figure :unsure:will re-check. drop it by a few hundred grams when I change seat and pedals. Also looking at getting lighter wheels in the future (quite some time) and will use the AC for training. That should take it to about 6.9kg or possibly less...

Hahaha FOUL FOWL!! Check out his stuff... http://foodnetworkhumor.com/img/canned-food-5.jpg

Track faceplant...minus the gravel I guess?? http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2357/2085097828_52eb643315_o.jpg

Sorry...wrong thread This one?? http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1146/1028924943_3039aa1b5f_o.jpg

This one? http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2009/04/cannedchicken.jpg http://www.seriouseats.com/images/20090430-cannedchicken-shloop.jpg

It is now done...looking good. What do you think?

maybe he crashed?

After Qualifying: Minnaar down in 34th (16sec) 35th is an 'Aussie' named Rhys Willemse Neethling in 23rd, Potgieter 88th Tim Bentley 124th Stefan Garlicki 150th Tiaan Odendaal 184th 207 timed riders Not sure who qualifies though

Work out your desired time, factor in the number of stops and then end up with average speed. Also consider mechanical/unscheduled stops. As a social team we limited our stops to 5 minutes and had about two stops in the first 100 and around 4 in the last 100. The first 100 is a distance requiring fewer stops. Breaking up the last 100 is key. rotating riders on the front (ie 1-2 minutes per pair) using two lines is also good, then the stronger riders can be used more often later on. It's a fun event s have fun!! take pics, chat and take it easy

Isn't that a bit excessive for a 'social' team? maybe right for a top team?

Which doesn't have integrated cabling? Ritchey or easton? have got AC 420 Aero 3

What about these Easton bars- on special at Buycycle. Easton bars

ok so the Ritchey seem to be a good bet... what stem then? I was thinking KCNC?

Hi all, Got this awesome frame from Pornstar (Collin) and hoping to build up something nice...to budget of course I am considering: SRAM Force groupset (full) Old saddle or possibly Specialized Toupe Existing American Classic wheels That just leaves the 'Cockpit'. What do you think of an integrated stem/bar, or is seperate stem and bar better? Also what about aero bars? I would be able to spend about R1000 on a bar and would like as light as possible. So far looking at NESS Aero bar, or maybe Ritchey WCS bar... Any other suggestions (on other parts too)

"CHANGE YOUR LIFE, AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT" is the deal clincher for me

...teroids

Katusha or maybe remain where he is under a new sponsor title

Just out of interest Western Union has about $2 billion in cash reserve...I guess this is a good sign for future growth As far as question, I think you should try use PayPal.