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  1. Hi All So i have a new bike arriving this friday and its cost me a few ronds. I would like to put some frame protection on it before it sees its first bit of dirt. I have been looking around and can find a couple of "kits" available which are ridiculously priced. Ive been seeing many articles and videos about using 3M protective tape (Polyurethane/Helitape) however trying to find this stuff is proving harder than winning the lotto. Does anyone know where i could buy such tape here in Cape Town? (Walk in and purchase, no 5-7 days delivery) Or if anyone has other recommendations on what to use and where to get it. I see alot of people saying Gorilla tape works well and then i also see an equal amount of peeps saying stay away from it? Any advise would be super appreciated
  2. Hi All Im looking for a JHB based company who can assist with Frame protection i see cycle lab sell frame protection kits etc, but i would like this applied by a proffesional any advice ? similar to this .. https://armour-ride.com/
  3. With exaggerated rear cover, big vents and at least one model in the line up with bright colours, the 661 Evo AM fits squarely in the modern trail/ all-mountain helmet category. The Evo AM is also bang up to date on the spec sheet with features like the 360 BOA closure system, MIPS, and a magnetic buckle. Click here to view the article
  4. A spongy, lightweight padding that can take a beating like proper hard-cased pads may seem far-fetched to say the least. But the time spent on G-Form's pads has been anything but painful and they have proved their resilience time and again. Click here to view the article
  5. Hi Hubbers So I just got my new carbon 29er (first 29er, first carbon - yes I am very happy) BMC Te02... But now all of a sudden I am terrified that when I crash (this is certain, it happens regularly), my handlebar will swing past 90 degrees and my shifters/brake levers will damage my toptube. Could any of the old hands please give me some advice on how to prevent this? The options I have thus far is: 1. http://www.acros.de/PRODUCTS/HEADSET/BLOCKLOCK:::3_91_145.html 2. Helicopter tape; 3. Loosening my shifters and brakes (tilting them upwards is too uncomfortable); or 4. Not crashing, at all, ever. Any thoughts?
  6. Makers of protective padding for biking, skating and all types of action sports, G-Form have also produced covers for electronic devices using the same Reactive Protection Technology foam material used on their body pads. It's meant to absorb 90% of an impact but still be squishy to the touch. Click here to view the article
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