Token

It not hard to ride on them at all, plus its a 10times beter work out

20%

I have a great route' date=' but the powers that is, don't like. Somewhere along the garden route[/quote'] Somewhere up the garden route would be awesome. Somewhere totaly different

Token is on an F4 too, for me the geometry is awesome, climb like a king. ask the A bunch about suikerbossie

the best one for tubbis is the tufo one

a few times. its really not that hard.

y dont you find the area where the punchture is unstich it, patch it and stich it again.

no but the gus behind me were lol

you dont have a pic just before this one (my leg is the cut off one)

How about these, 2nd hand R5000 invcluding new tires. pm me http://www.tokenproducts.com/uploads/42809a4cdf1f0.jpg

Me want to be in any team

The guy at marks workshop

i dont think so

Grumpiest Hubber (2006)

i drove it on saturday. are there anyplans to give that rode a quick grade cayuse it is very corigrated. i dont mind riding on grave but i dont want to break my bike in the process Token2007-02-27 07:26:35

Ill be looking for my name

Sad thing is i got to race up that thing to get there 1st

How about on argus weekend all the hubbers meet up. Like North Meets South thing . maybe at a m&b or something

No the pain is going to be to much already

Jan Ullrich, who announced his retirement as a professional cyclist on Monday, will be riding in the Cape Argus Pick ?n Pay Cycle Tour. The former Rapport Tour winner, Tour de France winner (1997) and 2000 Olympic gold medallist is participating in the Cape Argus Pick 'n Pay Cycle Tour backing a new Pick 'n Pay sponsorship initiative called Race4Challenge. Ullrich is to take part in the race in aid of two charities he strongly supports - the Imibala Charity and the Starfish Foundation. In an interview with Worldsport, Ullrich said that he is pleased to have been selected to ride in the Cycle Tour to raise funds for these Charities. "I have been supporting Imibala Charity for years. Their primary purpose is to fund disadvantaged children through Primary School. "The Starfish Foundation helps to make a difference in the lives of children orphaned or made vulnerable through the HIV/Aids pandemic in South Africa. "'Both the charities are worthy causes that I am honoured to be able to support and help make a change." Ullrich retired on Monday after a fall-out with the Spanish authorities about the Operaci?n Puerto investigation. In an interview with Cyclingnews.com Ullrich said that it was not an easy decision, ?but when the inner voice speaks, you have to listen it?. "I have thought a lot about my life and I think that it is time for something new, time to take the step in life after my active career. I have had so many successes in this wonderful sport, now it is time to seek out new challenges." At a press conference Monday morning in Hamburg, Germany, Ullrich said he was not bitter and that he had nothing to blame himself for. While Ullrich refused to directly address the issue of doping, Operaci?n Puerto or Dr. Fuentes, he did send one clear message to those at the conference: "I have never cheated." Describing the sport as his love and passion, Ullrich announced he will stay involved in cycling as an advisor to Team Volksbank, a small Austrian Professional Continental team where he will be involved in marketing and public relations.

Not worth the time and effort

F4 with record and kysriums

Felt F4 frame is awsome!!