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I'm selling a Giant Roam , in good condition , some scuff marks but otherwise mechanically perfect. Rides well. Large frame 29" wheels
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Giant Half Wheeler Bike, lets you take junior along for the
ride
Creates a love for riding amongst children
Aluminium
In a good condition with new tyre
Pick up Radiokop, Roodepoort, near Clearwater Mall
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A legendary, old school racer,
Its now been serviced,
New cables, new chain wheel,
New handlebar tape,
2 X 8 speed cassette,
Lightweight aluminium frame,
Shimano pedals,
Comes with cycling shoes
Size 8/9UK
The Giant TCR is highly regarded in South Africa as a premier, lightweight, all-rounder race bike. Testers praise its exceptional stiffness-to-weight ratio, explosive climbing capabilities, and razor-sharp handling. While traditionally an out-and-out climber, newer generations include aero-tube shaping and integrated cockpits for added flat-line speed.
The Giant TCR is a benchmark in the road cycling world, universally praised for its feathery weight, explosive stiffness, and telepathic handling. It is the ultimate all-rounder for riders seeking a high-performance, race-ready bike that excels on climbs, sprints, and technical descents.
So, yes, go for it!!
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Really fast bike, regularly serviced & parts are in good condition.SpecificationsFrame & Fork: CarbonFront Derailleur: Shimano UltegraRear Derailleur: Shimano Ultegra 11 SpeedShifters: Shimano UltegraCrankset: Shimano Ultegra 53-39Cassette: Shimano Ultegra 11 Speed 11-30Chain: Shimano 11 SpeedBrakes: Shimano UltegraWheels: Victoria Qurano 60 FCT ISO 633 ERD 520Tyres: Victoria Corsa Control Graphene 2.0 25-28Stem: Giant SLR ContactHandlebar: Ritchey Logic Carbon wcs
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Your dog may become generally easier to live with if her or she were walked daily or frequentlyThe frustration that a dog appears to experience when denied the opportunity to roam and explore may result in, or worsen, such problems as general hyperactivity, excessive chewing, excessive digging, excessive barking, excessive jumping, and pacing (for more information on canine behaviours, I highly recommend the books “Canine and Feline Behaviour for Veterinary Technicians” and “Manual of Clinical Behavioral Medicine for Dogs and Cats”).A dog that is walked for at least 30 minutes twice per day or 60 minutes once per day may receive sufficient visual, auditory, olfactory, and cardiovascular stimulation to reduce any general frustration that it may be experiencing, boost its confidence, and improve its general wellbeing (the members of some working-breeds may need to be walked for at least 120 minutes or more per day, over the course of two or more sessions).What’s more, there are studies that suggest that regular walks may delay the onset of canine cognitive decline (CCD) in susceptible individuals (CCD is the canine equivalent of dementia). We benefit too from walkingAccording to the Harvard Medical School, daily walks that last 20 minutes or more may reduce the risk of heart-disease by up to 30 %.Additionally, walking burns calories, stimulates almost every major muscle-group in the lower body, helps to maintain the health of one’s knees, and reduces stress by facilitating the release of endorphins (natural painkillers and mood-enhancers that are produced primarily in the pituitary gland), dopamine (a neurotransmitter that is known as the “feel-good hormone”), and serotonin (another neurotransmitter whose many functions include mood-regulation). Walks help to strengthen the human-canine bondWhen one walks one’s dog, the walk facilitates the release of oxytocin in both one and one’s dog (oxytocin is known as the “love-hormone”). I could teach your dog the basics or work with your dog until he or she heels consistentlyEach training-session would last an hour and would cost only R200 (I’d request payment in advance).I’d be training your dog in either Hans Cronjé Park or Japie Le Roux Park, in Pretoria Gardens/Pretoria Tuine: you could walk with us, watch us from a distance, or drop your dog off and pick him or her up an hour later. EquipmentYour dog should be outfitted with a strong, well-fitting collar or harness and a strong leash. Some of my preferences concerning my canine studentsI prefer to work with:• small or medium-sized dogs;• dogs that have never bitten a handler or trainer, whether unfamiliar or otherwise;• dogs that have never bitten a stranger in public;• dogs that have been inoculated.Concerning large or giant breeds, I’d consider working with puppies of up to 10 months old.
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