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Firstly let me just say I didn't just go out and buy these but I've been accumulating since it was rumoured a new Pyga was in the offing last October

 

Eagle xx1 groupset

schmolke stem and handlebars

extralite stem

superlight wheels with Aivee hubs built by Nick the wheelbuilder

Fox 34 SC

Esi grips

trickstuff brakes and spez phenom saddle not pictured

 

All I need is the frame Pat

It looks more like the post on the Weight Weenies forum
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From me to me:

 

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Apparently you need to upgrade your trainer to Eagle as well :eek:

 

(The flowers for the Mrs are part of the groupset :ph34r: )

Hi.

What trainer and bike are you using?

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Standards are changing so fast that I wonder if they’ll compatible with a 2020 frame [emoji85][emoji1787]

That did worry me when I started collecting last year. Alleged frame is paid for and will allegedly be here end of year. If there is truth to the rumour

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Built in SA, but built by people who are considered one of the top carbon specialists, worldwide. From what I heard, the tech will change the entire premise of premium carbon frames.

this has me very very excited .... certainly will not be able to afford it, but really excited for what it could mean for the PYGA team and SA 

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this has me very very excited .... certainly will not be able to afford it, but really excited for what it could mean for the PYGA team and SA 

And he's got a reputation  for accumulating bikes.......so no great chance it will be in the classifieds, especially if it rides! :)

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Lekker. So every time you train you have to take your axel out? Do you leave it on the trainer and take it off just when going to ride?

Thanks, she lives on the trainer in winter but occasionally comes off for a winter ride :D

Cos the trainer is a direct drive- it’s a quick process to remove the rear wheel and pop it onto the trainer. The Wahoo’s have great compatibility with MTB’s in general

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Thanks, she lives on the trainer in winter but occasionally comes off for a winter ride :D

Cos the trainer is a direct drive- it’s a quick process to remove the rear wheel and pop it onto the trainer. The Wahoo’s have great compatibility with MTB’s in general

Very nice. I almost bought a kickr snap earlier but decided to rather save up and get a direct drive from the start. What app do you use to train on?
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Very nice. I almost bought a kickr snap earlier but decided to rather save up and get a direct drive from the start. What app do you use to train on?

I think that’s a good choice- there are also some great deals on trainers in the classified section here.

I’ve only used Zwift- been too lazy to try any others

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