For the Love of Cycling- Proud Security Guard

[RudoJ]

Coming out of a Shoprite close to my office I saw this cool bicycle standing outside.

While looking at it the owner, a security guard came out. Was very chuffed when I asked him about the bike and if its fine if I take a few pics.

Some accessories include:

• two rear LED lights
  
• Two front lights
  
• rear view mirrors
  
• number plate
  
• holder for cellphone made from wire
  
• "cubby hole" etc etc
  

Jabu also mentioned that he is always looking for some new things to make the bike even nicer. Exactly like we do, only our priorities are little different. And so often when you ask a fellow mtb'er about his bike, the reaction is not as friendly and well, proud. Kind of a nice reality check I guess

[RodTi]

[Bateleur1]

I take it his clocks are setup for different time zones

[Peter Parker]

What a tool. How can he have a green water bottle, it just does not go.

 

oops sorry it matches the top clock.

 

nice one

Edited June 20, 2012 by Peter Parker

[eddy]

What a tool. How can he have a green water bottle, it just does not go.

 

 

that bottle is not green. it is "Celeste"

 

Oh, and is that a Bianchi clock on the dash ?

[Team SL]

These guy's have taken it a bit further with sound system etc

 

[Mike Bike]

great ingenuity

[LeTurbo]

Awesome. And he probably drops most of us on our roadbikes, waving a cheery "Morning" as he disappears into the distance.

[Guest]

But how much does that weigh?

[MTBeer]

Coming out of a Shoprite close to my office I saw this cool bicycle standing outside.

While looking at it the owner, a security guard came out. Was very chuffed when I asked him about the bike and if its fine if I take a few pics.

Some accessories include:

• two rear LED lights
  
• Two front lights
  
• rear view mirrors
  
• number plate
  
• holder for cellphone made from wire
  
• "cubby hole" etc etc
  

Jabu also mentioned that he is always looking for some new things to make the bike even nicer. Exactly like we do, only our priorities are little different. And so often when you ask a fellow mtb'er about his bike, the reaction is not as friendly and well, proud. Kind of a nice reality check I guess

it's shite because it's not a 20 naainer.

[Pieterg]

Cycling is a way of life.Look at our bikes, pimp to the teeth

[Guest]

I respect these guys, I'll happily give them my spare components.

[RudoJ]

I respect these guys, I'll happily give them my spare components.

Yep, wanted to give my old helmet to the Build-a-bike Project, but this is a worthy recipient as well. have a few extra tubes and some gloves for him too. Made an arrangment for tomorrow.

But he wil have to sort out the sound system himself

[Guest Frail4Life]

That bikes is NOT Heavy enough!

I need to replace my bike, was Smashed, by Cop.

It was a '80 Peugeot, steel bike.

 

Maybe it was from TOO much KM?

Edited June 21, 2012 by F_R_A_I_L