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On the black stuff, arm kinda landed on a fence...

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I guess you didn't find that fall very humerus. (Sorry). Glad you're able to give it a second go, have a stormer next year. Hopefully I'll get my act together (and a decent seeding) and match my talk of a sub 3.

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anybody knows where I can rent or borrow 1 large and 1 medium road bike for the argus. Will be flying down from nelspruit and only have mtb. dont want to box 2 bikes to take down

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anybody knows where I can rent or borrow 1 large and 1 medium road bike for the argus. Will be flying down from nelspruit and only have mtb. dont want to box 2 bikes to take down

try Bike and Saddle in CT
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This is going to be the first time I will be riding the Argus, so obvious anxiety and excitement at the same time.

 

I am planning to ride it with my Mountain Bike using slicks of course, but wanted to find out what your thoughts are on this or if you've done it on a mtb before?

 

Thanks!

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Can be done on a MTB. But speaking from exp, I did the 94.7 last year on a MTB. Its rough. Rather consider borrowing a road bike or buying a second had one or even new. You can get very decent axis bikes for 2k. Only did will be an avg speed from 26-33 depending on ur fitness ofc

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Can be done on a MTB. But speaking from exp, I did the 94.7 last year on a MTB. Its rough. Rather consider borrowing a road bike or buying a second had one or even new. You can get very decent axis bikes for 2k. Only did will be an avg speed from 26-33 depending on ur fitness ofc

Mtb gearing is more forgiving. Also the ride is not as harsh if you are not used to 5-6 hours on the bike. the big tyres soak up the bumps. Slicks on your mtb will be fine dude. I was passed last year by many guys on mountain bikes with knobblies, and I was on a carbon road bike racing machine.
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Mtb gearing is more forgiving. Also the ride is not as harsh if you are not used to 5-6 hours on the bike. the big tyres soak up the bumps. Slicks on your mtb will be fine dude. I was passed last year by many guys on mountain bikes with knobblies, and I was on a carbon road bike racing machine.

 

Ssssshh......don't ever admit to stuff like that ;)

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