Kom grou biki hier as jy kans kry dan gee ek jou wat jy wil gebruik.

On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 12:25 PM, Nicolai van der Merwe
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi D&D Guys and Girls,
>
> Please allow me to take a few minutes of your time.
>
> A few years ago I started building up a few MTB's and donating it to worthy 
> recipients. I do not build commuter bikes. I try to build something for 
> someone that is interested in MTB'ing but cannot afford it. (I have donated 
> to gardeners, students commuting to and from class and some kiddies bikes to 
> orphanages,  but that is not my main aim.)
>
> A number of you helped with donations of old spares in the past. One of the 
> bikes was donated to a 14 year old boy a few years ago. I remembered 
> donations from Brandon, Hardy and Dirt Rider that went into that bike. He is 
> a few years older now and have finished on the podium of some of the 
> Trailseeker events as well as topped the podium at a Babbas race or 2 (just 
> to mention a few). He got his dad involved in the sport soon after he started 
> taking it a bit more serious. together they got bikes for his mom and sister. 
>  I met up with the young man again last weekend at the first event of the new 
> SportsMax School Summer Series. (He won that one with a landslide.) His story 
> of how this bike changed his life and the life of his family is just 
> inspiring! (the original bike I donated to him has been passed on to someone 
> else also getting into the sport!)
>
> Well, I am still building up bikes and either selling them just to cover 
> cost, but preferably donating them where possible. I have just converted my 
> trusty SS back to a geared bike and donated that to a student in need of a 
> MTB. This youngster was desperately in need of some healthy exercise and some 
> outdoors to complement his fantastic academic results. His friend is into 
> MTB'ing and will assist him in getting into the recreational side of MTB'ing.
>
> Well, this last build left me a bit low on spares. :-)
>
> I am busy building up an older soft tail frame I got for a bargain from a 
> friend in Cape Town. This one will go to a young teacher with lots of 
> potential. I lend him my bike a few times already and he is just loving the 
> sport.
>
> This is where you guys come in. I know there are a number of us that chop and 
> change components on our bikes for various reasons. If you happen to have a 
> few old parts (still in working order) lying around without use - please 
> consider donating them or selling them (preferably at a reasonable prize) to 
> me.
>
> For this build I am still in need of a few things:
>
> Seatpost (30.9 mm)
> Handlebar (31.8 mm)
> Crankset (Preferably 3 chainrings - I have 3 x 9 XT derailleurs and shifters)
> 26" rear wheel and hub that can take 9 speed cassette (I have a front)
> 6 bolt rotors (I have a set of hydraulics)
> 26" Front shock (straight steerer - length at least 180 mm)
>
> Any other parts or MTB frame donations are also welcome. I will most of the 
> time find a home for them!
>
> Thanks in advance for any donations. I will collect almost anywhere in 
> Gauteng. :-)
>
> The Russian
>
>
>
>
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