PH Cycle Jerseys
Discussion
WarrenG said:
I've just added myself to the oddly titled "unofficial list" but wondered why the list that was growing nicely from p6 of this thread didn't make it into that list in it's entirety? Hopefully I'm not too late to join in the fun. Again.
The earlier list was from March this year - not everyone may still want a jersey. The new list was taken from the poll list as that was current and up to date.Hackney said:
Without reading through the whole thread has a manufacturer been sourced?
I used http://www.godfrey.co.uk/ recently to make a one-off shirt for me.
Yes, a supplier/manufacturer has been sourced and is working with the PH Team to get this to market.I used http://www.godfrey.co.uk/ recently to make a one-off shirt for me.
CoolC said:
This is the bit I don't understand. Why? it's not like the cyclists on PH have any specific requirements of a cycling jersey. There are plenty of perfectly acceptable jerseys already on the market with all the features already mentioned in this thread. Why re-invent the wheel?
We are not using an off the shelf jersey although the style/cut will be very similar to most other makes. Maybe "personalised" would have been a better word to use 
There is only one style however, it will have a full zip and we are looking at putting a zip in one of the rear pockets following a few comments from you off-road guys that seem to spill things when you fall off 
With the full length zip, ordering a size larger than you might for snugger fitting road use should come somewhere near suiting both camps, without the logistics and expense of having to produce two jerseys.
In the future, if demand is there, we might consider producing a long sleeved heavier top for off-road/winter use.
With the full length zip, ordering a size larger than you might for snugger fitting road use should come somewhere near suiting both camps, without the logistics and expense of having to produce two jerseys.
In the future, if demand is there, we might consider producing a long sleeved heavier top for off-road/winter use.
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THIS!
I used to regularly beat a Sierra Cosworth 4x4 from my estate to work. Admittedly, I had a shorter journey, but he would be turning into the car park as I locked my bike outside the MT office. It would also rub it in when you whizz past the queues of cars who have all whizzed past you on the open road, but are held up waiting for traffic lights, road works, etc, whilst those of us on two wheels just scoot past to the head of the queue. (Thinking A25 into Dorking
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THIS!
I used to regularly beat a Sierra Cosworth 4x4 from my estate to work. Admittedly, I had a shorter journey, but he would be turning into the car park as I locked my bike outside the MT office. It would also rub it in when you whizz past the queues of cars who have all whizzed past you on the open road, but are held up waiting for traffic lights, road works, etc, whilst those of us on two wheels just scoot past to the head of the queue. (Thinking A25 into Dorking
)paranoid airbag said:
Slaav said:
Far too many in jokes chaps 
But I have a great Sambucca trick when required (Don't we all....)
Does it involve setting fire to my mother? But I have a great Sambucca trick when required
(Don't we all....)If it does, you are my girlfriend AICMFP
One of my own stories involved being barred from every pub/bar (or so it seemed as they were ringing ahead) on Brewer Street in London - at 5pm FFS
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