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Being new on the roads here in SA, I've found in general roadies and mtb'ers to be friendly.

 

It's common practice to say hello in europe when you pass a fellow rider, no matter where you are. Whilst out on my rides in KZN, 9/10 I say hello and get a hello back. It's only a small number who blank me. No animosity experienced here

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I ride both and I do have to agree... When I'm on my road bike and I greet a fellow roadie, I almost always get some form of response. However, when I'm on my mountain bike riding along the road to get to Tokai and I greet a roadie, more often than not I get ignored... Strange to think that it's simply because of the different bikes? :unsure:

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Being new on the roads here in SA, I've found in general roadies and mtb'ers to be friendly.

 

It's common practice to say hello in europe when you pass a fellow rider, no matter where you are. Whilst out on my rides in KZN, 9/10 I say hello and get a hello back. It's only a small number who blank me. No animosity experienced here

 

Where you from originally?

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BOB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

Sorry man, I was busy. When we get moderators can we also get a big bin labelled: Recurring Discussions in which to thrust all meaningless repetitive drivel?

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TO have a BlackBerry tells people you're a hardcore business man, to have an iPhone is like saying I'm chill but I also do business.

 

 

 

I thought having an iPhone (any apple product really) is like saying I'm a homesexual mini driver.

:blink:

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MTBing is more fun. Period.

 

This is regardless of how hard you're pushing it - whether you're hitting 95% of your HRR and kakking off a new lung, or pootling around with the fairies at 5kph. There's just so much more gratification.

 

AND - you get muddy! With road biking you just get wet and dieselly. Not cool.

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I thought having an iPhone (any apple product really) is like saying I'm a homesexual mini driver.

:blink:

 

Don't you mean "homosexual wanna-be-mini-but-really-a-very-cute-little-sparkly-BMW driver"?

 

And iPods don't fit into that. Not with Sennheiser HD212 headphones, that is...

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Don't you mean "homosexual wanna-be-mini-but-really-a-very-cute-little-sparkly-BMW driver"?

 

And iPods don't fit into that. Not with Sennheiser HD212 headphones, that is...

 

Touche :thumbup:

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I'm a roadie, and if I thought there was anything worthwhile being posted in this thread, I might have deigned to reply to it.

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