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I think they Julians kids what I could make out.
I cannot wait for this season to get going, we are in for an absolutely cracker!
Imagine how fast their children would be.....lucky b@stard!
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Great thread guys...it also has a LOT to do with our own internal competitiveness...
Have you on the odd occasion raced another car to the next intersection (ok. When you were younger).
Haven't you tried to prevent someone from overtaking you or tried to get there FIRST, on a number of occasions (ok, many occasions...)
Then you'll be pushed by your own ambition (whether realistic or NOT).
So what...it's cycling and we love it...so live it...(nothing further to say...)
You should see me at buffets at weddings....it’s pure competitive poetry I tell you!
Ah man this me laugh and I can relate on so many level.
I also have every ride logged to Strava, garmin connect, training peaks for stupid reason, I have absolutely no idea what half the numbers and graphs mean but it makes me feel better knowing it’s there....I guess I’m expecting to one day have a lightbulb moment starting at one of them and work out why trying to drag my 100kg petite figure up a hill is going slowly.
And when friends are over that dont ride and see everything in what I call “the bike room” there is always that awkward question “what does this cost?”
I have given up trying to explain why it’s important to save 100g off a bike....while sipping beer and smashing my face into anther bag of chips
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I hated cycle lab with a passion, had one too many snot nosed little punks on the sales floor and super arrogant management. (Fourways branch)
The Lynnwood store opened up not far from me and I went in to browse, what a difference!
It’s great store, super friendly bunch and always helpful.
Another vote for Ciovita. The Enduro I think it’s called is fantastic.
Solomon’s cycles is the best place to buy bibs I find, they always make a plan to beat any other prices by other shops.
What should you be looking for when buying a treadmill? I am clueless when it comes to running? ( I can run a hot bath and that’s it)
I don’t mind spending 20-25K, I just don’t know what to look for
It sounds like the Nordic is a good brand?
I got from Technogym and nearly vomited when I got to the price
I worked with a guy who reported his Volvo stolen when the engine blew. He had actually arranged for it to be sold and scrapped.
Insurance uncovered the plot and he was arrested at the office.
He got 5 years in lockdown, I mean prison
Try supplementing your diet with L-Tyrosine
I’m not one to pop pills but was put onto Tyrosine a few years ago and felt a big change.
Save yourself a lot of headache and look for something secondhand in the mainstream brand as mentioned above.
Bikemarket.co.za has some secondhand bikes in the same price range
Also look at Signal bikes, they local and solid.
Haha this cracks me up!
Sorry Wayne, didn't recognise you but Im sure I did say hello... haha!
Guys, looks are important yes but there's a whole other discussion being missed here.
The Pyga Mobu is NEXT LEVEL, like the Stage was 5-6 years ago, this thing is that same leap into the future, mark my words.
On looks, I haven't heard any other comments on first looks than "that is a beast" "looks so fast" "have never seen anything like it" and I'm aslo not a raw carbon fan but when you appreciate the fact that these layers have been done by HAND, by a single person right here in beautiful SA then you realise its an work of art. Patrick always said that the precision of carbon layers done right, should never be hidden... it should be something to be proud of.
With all that in mind, the raw carbon has really grown on me and Im always super proud to show of this beast.
Wayne, I'd love for you to see the artwork up close and personal...
Please send me a whatsapp: 0836508141
For the record, our Mobu bikes Cape Epic race ready with burley tyres, tyre inserts, sealant, 2 bottle cages AND a dropper post as we would have lined up at Epic comes in at 11.3kg
Without dropper (normal seatpost and seat) and tyre inserts, with lighter tyres and normal amount of sealant, pedals and 1 bottle cage my Mobu weighs in at 10.4kg (Race ready as I would ride at any other race)
10.4kg for a 120mm travel all round MONSTER that can out climb any 100mm bike out there, c'mon...
I cant say much more than that so its up to you guys to find out for yourselfs...
And that’s why I ride a Pyga....
I'm taking my advert down - I just realised that my Mobu might be the last new bike I ever own and its paid for
Lol it was your advert that got me thinking!
I have chatting to a few guys I know in the industry and have seen a few examples first hand now, looks like we in for a +-30% Increase on imported bike stuffs due to the awesome exchange rate we are seeing.
At the moment you can grab some killer deals on bikes, specialized and canondale come to mind, but once the local stock is gone, bike prices are potentially going to rocket. I find it highly unlikely the exchange rate will stabilize any time soon.
I reckon we going to see a huge increase in second hand bike and trainer sales pretty soon, more in demand and at higher prices.
Cyclelab is open, the Lynnwood one at least, sure the others will be
They allowed to sell everything except bike racks, shorts, bibs and shirts....think that was the list
I knew I should have just stayed away from this thread, I was quite happy locked in my house with my road and Mtb...now that’s not the story.
How many of you guys ride in or around Pretoria area?
Are there many events in Gauteng that cater for Gravel bikes? I know race to the sun and one of the 100 miler events
BKXC, ‘syd and Maky’ have a decent mix of content
I love my Core, only thing I hate is moving that b@stard around. There is no handle and it’s awkward to carry.
During lockdown I have had a few sessions on the porch and moving that thing from the pain cave to the porch was a workout on its own!
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The Facebook page has their web address and Instagram account listed and they have posts going back to 2018, don’t know if that means anything
ASG - Are they still operational
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You a lot more patient than me, I would have gone legal route ages ago.