A long shot maybe but are there any South African bikers out there or anyone else who has been biking in the KwaZulu-Natal area of the Drakensberg? I'm heading to SA for a wedding in April and want to make the most of my trip. :D
Did you and Mark make it to Pollock yesterday then? Lisa's first run was good on the Pashley, she enjoyed it so much that there's hope yet for getting her on an MTB. :D
Cool cool, I should be good for that then. Plenty of time to plan for it :D does anyone know what the terrain which we'll be on will be like...may go for the fixie again.
Afraid I'm gonna be going out on Saturday for an extended, all be it slow, run in of my good ladies new Pashley Princess Sovereign. This will be the first time that she's been on a bike for about 13 years so should be interesting to say the least!
On a different note have a wee looky loo...
Sh1te gazz, I'm really sorry to hear that...I'm sure you and the family will be fine and if there's anything which I can do (even if it's just you all coming round to help us eat a bean and lentil chilli :lol: ) then let me know...maybe time to open a bike repair business out of your garage :wink:
:shock: Won't ask what "roughing it" entails. :lol:
I know, I know. Ifa, coulda, shoulda, woulda I'm afraid. Wish I was going but its for the best that I don't this year. Oh and I have much better taste than Vic Galloway. :wink:
It was surprisingly smooth over roots and the like, even with the 41mm cross tires. Not entirely sure why but could be some of that much touted 29er thing of the bigger wheels taking the bumps better. Oddly the whole ride seemed somehow less jarring than the rigid Inbred. :?
I did find that I...
More pics from today's wee Pollock spin.
Head to head.
More chewin' the fat.
The Mani.
The fixie.
clockworkgazz and jimihendrix.
Hazard level severe indeed.