Spinnekop Posted March 27, 2017 Posted March 27, 2017 Pretoria ride out to Cullinan.One of my favourite memories going on holiday in April school holidays.....Kosmos everywhere. Lurch the stalker, gazzacpt, Andrew_Smith and 1 other 4
Lurch the stalker Posted March 27, 2017 Posted March 27, 2017 Pretoria ride out to Cullinan.One of my favourite memories going on holiday in April school holidays.....Kosmos everywhere.What route do you take to get there?
Odinson Posted March 27, 2017 Posted March 27, 2017 Some POV footage of a trail in Bouillon, Belgium. The camera wasn't angled correctly, so at least you'll get a good view of my cockpit. https://youtu.be/eHnAhsXcBxQ Bat, DJR, BrandonF_ and 1 other 4
'Dale Posted March 27, 2017 Posted March 27, 2017 Bloemendal with the lightie.. HeheheLekka man ????????
fanievb Posted March 28, 2017 Posted March 28, 2017 Chasing the sunset on old #varkhart after work today.  I knew the rain was coming and it usually makes for some nice pics  Stretched@Birth, capediver, Captain Fastbastard Mayhem and 11 others 14
Spinnekop Posted March 29, 2017 Posted March 29, 2017 What route do you take to get there?Lynnwoood out, Boschkop road. T-junction left, Rayton, Cullinan.
capediver Posted March 29, 2017 Posted March 29, 2017 Yo, Slaapstad is having piele weather!That Newlands/Kirstenbosch trail is spectacular! BrandonF_, Captain Fastbastard Mayhem, BigDL and 2 others 5
leeubok Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 Had an eventful ride after work yesterday. Along my normal route I heard something funny in a bush next to me, turned out to be a baboon, and I got to chase a few further down the road. Saw a huge kudu bull, then got to this tree, which was one of my favourites along my route. I always expected to see a leopard in one of its branches.   This obviously got me thinking about the power of elephants, and what they could do to you. Just the previous weekend we got chased in our bakkie by a pissed off bull. Whilst I was thinking about this I started climbing the steepest hill along my route, and then I heard something next to me... Bobs your uncle, there's a freaking elephant about 10m from me. And because I've just started climbing a steep hill I was going nowhere slowly! With that shot of adrenaline I managed to ride half the hill in my middle front gear (I've never had the legs to do it in anything other than granny). Lucky for me the elephant also got a moerse fright, he obviously didn't hear me coming and went running in the opposite direction! I live to ride another day... BrandonF_, Bat, Belgian biker and 5 others 8
bullet77 Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 Sounds like an exciting place to ride. leeubok 1
DJR Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 Had an eventful ride after work yesterday. Along my normal route I heard something funny in a bush next to me, turned out to be a baboon, and I got to chase a few further down the road. Saw a huge kudu bull, then got to this tree, which was one of my favourites along my route. I always expected to see a leopard in one of its branches.  DSC_1196.JPG This obviously got me thinking about the power of elephants, and what they could do to you. Just the previous weekend we got chased in our bakkie by a pissed off bull. Whilst I was thinking about this I started climbing the steepest hill along my route, and then I heard something next to me... Bobs your uncle, there's a freaking elephant about 10m from me. And because I've just started climbing a steep hill I was going nowhere slowly! With that shot of adrenaline I managed to ride half the hill in my middle front gear (I've never had the legs to do it in anything other than granny). Lucky for me the elephant also got a moerse fright, he obviously didn't hear me coming and went running in the opposite direction! I live to ride another day... This is the kind of post I love to show my European friends  .....like we do it every other day here in Africa. leeubok and Andrew_Smith 2
fanievb Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 Had an eventful ride after work yesterday. Along my normal route I heard something funny in a bush next to me, turned out to be a baboon, and I got to chase a few further down the road. Saw a huge kudu bull, then got to this tree, which was one of my favourites along my route. I always expected to see a leopard in one of its branches.  DSC_1196.JPG This obviously got me thinking about the power of elephants, and what they could do to you. Just the previous weekend we got chased in our bakkie by a pissed off bull. Whilst I was thinking about this I started climbing the steepest hill along my route, and then I heard something next to me... Bobs your uncle, there's a freaking elephant about 10m from me. And because I've just started climbing a steep hill I was going nowhere slowly! With that shot of adrenaline I managed to ride half the hill in my middle front gear (I've never had the legs to do it in anything other than granny). Lucky for me the elephant also got a moerse fright, he obviously didn't hear me coming and went running in the opposite direction! I live to ride another day...  strava or it didn't happen....   how's your bibs?   Â
leeubok Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 strava or it didn't happen....   how's your bibs?    Haha, strava is there...  bibs I had to throw away.. LOL I remember saying something along the lines of  "o f*kkit" as I powered up the hill (at 7km/h) fanievb 1
bertusras Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 Klapperkop is always a winner! http://i.imgur.com/ZWAWgIw.jpg Andrew_Smith, L.T.G, Lurch the stalker and 6 others 9
OemD Posted March 30, 2017 Posted March 30, 2017 (edited) Had an eventful ride after work yesterday. Along my normal route I heard something funny in a bush next to me, turned out to be a baboon, and I got to chase a few further down the road. Saw a huge kudu bull, then got to this tree, which was one of my favourites along my route. I always expected to see a leopard in one of its branches.  DSC_1196.JPG This obviously got me thinking about the power of elephants, and what they could do to you. Just the previous weekend we got chased in our bakkie by a pissed off bull. Whilst I was thinking about this I started climbing the steepest hill along my route, and then I heard something next to me... Bobs your uncle, there's a freaking elephant about 10m from me. And because I've just started climbing a steep hill I was going nowhere slowly! With that shot of adrenaline I managed to ride half the hill in my middle front gear (I've never had the legs to do it in anything other than granny). Lucky for me the elephant also got a moerse fright, he obviously didn't hear me coming and went running in the opposite direction! I live to ride another day... Brilliant This is why I love mtb'ing... #nomudnoglory #nomtbnostory Edited March 30, 2017 by OemD leeubok 1
Andrew_Smith Posted March 31, 2017 Posted March 31, 2017 (edited) Majik : Bloemendal (Sort Of) : Hillcrest : Bloemslang  Distance: 34.06km Elev Gain: 747m Avg Speed: 17.2kph Calories: 1,144 C  BRZ... It's cold outside! Really looking in getting a long sleeve jersey for these morning rides (especially due to the fact that winter is near). Traffic was super hectic this morning so I rode a detour to Majik. Only saw one fellow MTB. See pics below. Other than that it was an amazing ride and the bike is lekker dirty after today.  Hoping to get good training in for my first race on the 29th of April. Luckily it is school vacation so I will try to get as much ride in as possible. Will hit the trails again on Sunday.  Disclaimer: Photos quality not the best due to potato phone except for the last one  http://i.imgur.com/3NHTQ0T.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/WI2JxhV.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/QXcHZe0.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/pIJxj0P.jpg http://i.imgur.com/E05xWtO.jpg Edited March 31, 2017 by Andrew_Smith DJR, Captain Fastbastard Mayhem, eccc whippet and 5 others 8
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