Got the jersey up Mt. Teide
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Nice work
EDIT:
Whoops, sorry, this is GG...
PAY YOUR fkNG ROAD TAX!
EDIT #2:
It's been moved to Pedal Powered... ignore comment above.
Nice work, really cool to see a PH jersey out there!
We should do a thread where we take pictures of ourselves in our jerseys in really impressive and obscure locations
EDIT:
Whoops, sorry, this is GG...
PAY YOUR fkNG ROAD TAX!
EDIT #2:
It's been moved to Pedal Powered... ignore comment above.
Nice work, really cool to see a PH jersey out there!
We should do a thread where we take pictures of ourselves in our jerseys in really impressive and obscure locations
Edited by Potatoes on Tuesday 14th May 15:50
brown trousers doesn't even get near it Rawwr said:
What's with the socks?
Oh, he's just a stickler for the rules... http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/"Rule #27 // Shorts and socks should be like Goldilocks.
Not too long and not too short. (Disclaimer: despite Sean Yates’ horrible choice in shorts length, he is a quintessential hard man of cycling and is deeply admired by the Velominati. Whereas Armstrong’s short and sock lengths are just plain wrong.) No socks is a no-no, as are those ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players."
ETA:
Although, looking again at the image, he seems to have concentrated so hard on not going too short, that he has, indeed, ended up with socks that are too long. I, myself, favour the free ones that oft times come attached to the cover of 'Cycling Plus' or Cycling Weekly' magazines. Or the ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players. But then, I don't worry myself too much over "The Rules", as...
"Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men."
Edited by yellowjack on Monday 13th May 22:55
750turbo said:
Nyphur said:
I drove up Mt. Teide a couple of years ago... that was strenuous enough!
I had the tour on the bus, never again! (You need to have done this before you understand what I am on about)
), but coming back down one of those coaches came round the corner on our side of the road. The brakes on the Fiat pretty much only had the 2 settings at the best of times - so when I jumped on them at seeing the coach we locked up and very nearly went off the road.Pulled over, quick change of strides, and off we go again
yellowjack said:
Oh, he's just a stickler for the rules... http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/
"Rule #27 // Shorts and socks should be like Goldilocks.
Not too long and not too short. (Disclaimer: despite Sean Yates’ horrible choice in shorts length, he is a quintessential hard man of cycling and is deeply admired by the Velominati. Whereas Armstrong’s short and sock lengths are just plain wrong.) No socks is a no-no, as are those ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players."
The rules are b"Rule #27 // Shorts and socks should be like Goldilocks.
Not too long and not too short. (Disclaimer: despite Sean Yates’ horrible choice in shorts length, he is a quintessential hard man of cycling and is deeply admired by the Velominati. Whereas Armstrong’s short and sock lengths are just plain wrong.) No socks is a no-no, as are those ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players."
ks.I'll happily carry a pump on my bike and wear ankle socks...
RemyMartin said:
yellowjack said:
Oh, he's just a stickler for the rules... http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/
"Rule #27 // Shorts and socks should be like Goldilocks.
Not too long and not too short. (Disclaimer: despite Sean Yates’ horrible choice in shorts length, he is a quintessential hard man of cycling and is deeply admired by the Velominati. Whereas Armstrong’s short and sock lengths are just plain wrong.) No socks is a no-no, as are those ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players."
ETA:
Although, looking again at the image, he seems to have concentrated so hard on not going too short, that he has, indeed, ended up with socks that are too long. I, myself, favour the free ones that oft times come attached to the cover of 'Cycling Plus' or Cycling Weekly' magazines. Or the ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players. But then, I don't worry myself too much over "The Rules", as...
"Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men."
The rules are b"Rule #27 // Shorts and socks should be like Goldilocks.
Not too long and not too short. (Disclaimer: despite Sean Yates’ horrible choice in shorts length, he is a quintessential hard man of cycling and is deeply admired by the Velominati. Whereas Armstrong’s short and sock lengths are just plain wrong.) No socks is a no-no, as are those ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players."
ETA:
Although, looking again at the image, he seems to have concentrated so hard on not going too short, that he has, indeed, ended up with socks that are too long. I, myself, favour the free ones that oft times come attached to the cover of 'Cycling Plus' or Cycling Weekly' magazines. Or the ankle-length ones that should only be worn by female tennis players. But then, I don't worry myself too much over "The Rules", as...
"Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men."
ks.I'll happily carry a pump on my bike and wear ankle socks...
...and I carry my utterly fabulous Lezyne Road-Drive pump on a bottle cage bracket too - all that pump in jersey pocket crap, it just ruins the jersey, and feels uncomfortable. I have a saddle bag too. Shhhhh! Don't tell the 'keepers of the cog'
RemyMartin said:
The rules are bks.
I'll happily carry a pump on my bike and wear ankle socks...
Oh god, is there a rule that dictates that I should carry my pump in my back pocket!!ks.I'll happily carry a pump on my bike and wear ankle socks...
My pump has been attached the bottle cage mounts for the last three years. So far it hasn't done any harm.
RemyMartin said:
The rules are bks.
I'll happily carry a pump on my bike and wear ankle socks...
No way am I carrying a tube, pump and tools in my jersey pocket, I don't want to be jabbed in the back by an Allen key every time I move - a small saddle bag is a much better option, rules or no rules!ks.I'll happily carry a pump on my bike and wear ankle socks...
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