If FEMA had the bicycles, would it fund Hustler's manlet bib?
Here is my not-so-baller bicycle
A local shop put it together after a guy rebuilt a brand new race bike with a whole set of new parts, so they put all of that stuff on a Surly Pacer frame, and I bought it.
Its about that time when it gets unbearable hot down here, so its stuck on the trainer for a a while.
A local shop put it together after a guy rebuilt a brand new race bike with a whole set of new parts, so they put all of that stuff on a Surly Pacer frame, and I bought it.
Its about that time when it gets unbearable hot down here, so its stuck on the trainer for a a while.
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949 Racing cycling jersey. Good idea. They won't be club cut though. They'll be euro cut. That means tapered. So the free-ride, baggy short guys probably won't want one. If you want a jersey that won't flap in the wind, we'll have you covered. Depending on what they cost, I may start a new thread here for a GB of sorts.
If enough of you guys really want a cheeseburger cut and fork over a deposit, I guess I could be talked into it (bleh).
Probably gray mostly, with some big orange graphics somewhere. How about this for a logo: "That is how I ride, flat out."
Anybody have the skills to design it and format the file for screen printing?
If enough of you guys really want a cheeseburger cut and fork over a deposit, I guess I could be talked into it (bleh).
Probably gray mostly, with some big orange graphics somewhere. How about this for a logo: "That is how I ride, flat out."
Anybody have the skills to design it and format the file for screen printing?
lol @ "cheese-burger cut".
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Our production date puts jerseys in my shop Aug 20. When I have a mock up of the design I'll add an order page to the website and start a new thread here somewhere.
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Yeah, I can't really complain about them. Much better than the Shimano shoes I had previously, I couldn't get those tight enough for my liking. I can do 100km+ in them and not notice sore feet or anything like that.
Emilio, I'm keen for a race/euro cut one. I'm in a race team already so I'm probably only allowed to use your jersey for training rides but I'm happy to represent 949 'down under'.
Emilio, I'm keen for a race/euro cut one. I'm in a race team already so I'm probably only allowed to use your jersey for training rides but I'm happy to represent 949 'down under'.
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What does it mean when I start looking at a map for where to eat lunch and think about how it would be faster to pedal than drive? Am I becoming a hipster ------?
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You're not hipster until you buy this guy's entire catalog. I do like the beer holder though...
http://walnutstudiolo.com/collection...le-accessories
http://walnutstudiolo.com/collection...le-accessories
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You're not hipster until you buy this guy's entire catalog. I do like the beer holder though...
Bicycle Accessories | Walnut
Bicycle Accessories | Walnut
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Can we talk shorts?
I have 1 cheap pair($45) and 1 really cheap pair($29.99). Is it really worth $50-100 per pair for the nice ones?
Can someone break down the whats and whys to high end cycling shorts?
I have 1 cheap pair($45) and 1 really cheap pair($29.99). Is it really worth $50-100 per pair for the nice ones?
Can someone break down the whats and whys to high end cycling shorts?
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Bibs.
Try the Falconi Deluxe bibs for some good-quality bibs that won't kill your wallet.
LOVE2PEDAL Bicycle Shorts and Cycling Jerseys from Primal, Falconi,
Try the Falconi Deluxe bibs for some good-quality bibs that won't kill your wallet.
LOVE2PEDAL Bicycle Shorts and Cycling Jerseys from Primal, Falconi,
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Bibs are far more comfortable than plain shorts. If you do any long rides, invest in quality bib shorts. Chamois butter is also your friend.
Cheap <$95 bibs don't last very long. The good bibs are usually over $160 (less when on sale) will be more comfortable than cheap ones and last for years. I machne wash in cold water on the gentle cycle. Tumble air dry or on the lowest heat setting.
Cheap <$95 bibs don't last very long. The good bibs are usually over $160 (less when on sale) will be more comfortable than cheap ones and last for years. I machne wash in cold water on the gentle cycle. Tumble air dry or on the lowest heat setting.
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I hang my bibs to dry, keeps them from going see through. Bibs are worth it, and price isn't always an indicator of quality. Also, it takes a few hours to wear in a chamois.
I'm going to buy a track bike this weekend. It will never see the street though.
I'm going to buy a track bike this weekend. It will never see the street though.
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I've never tried the $200 bibs like Assos and whatnot, but the $35 Falconi's are absolutely as good as every $70-100 bib I've tried (Pearl Izumi, Sugoi, etc.).
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Bibs are far more comfortable than plain shorts. If you do any long rides, invest in quality bib shorts. Chamois butter is also your friend.
Cheap <$95 bibs don't last very long. The good bibs are usually over $160 (less when on sale) will be more comfortable than cheap ones and last for years. I machne wash in cold water on the gentle cycle. Tumble air dry or on the lowest heat setting.
Cheap <$95 bibs don't last very long. The good bibs are usually over $160 (less when on sale) will be more comfortable than cheap ones and last for years. I machne wash in cold water on the gentle cycle. Tumble air dry or on the lowest heat setting.
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