PH Jerseys: Rules of Wearing
PH Jerseys: Rules of Wearing
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Rob_T

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1,916 posts

281 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Right… now that I've got most of everyone's money for the PH Cycling Jersey, I want your attention as I'm going to start putting conditions around delivery….

After reading through various posts about cyclist / drivers / confrontations / helmet cams etc there are certain rules I would like you to follow. As I am not taking any financial benefit for the work and effort that I am putting in to getting these shirts sorted, I would like my payment instead to be free, but in the form of the following 4 simple promises:


1. You may NEVER use a helmet cam whilst wearing your PH top
2. You will cycle with gentlemanly dignity and decorum at all times, respectful of all other road users
3. You will at all times obey the highway code
4. You will NEVER EVER EVER jump a red light

That is all

smile

upsidedownmark

2,120 posts

165 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Amen!

Steve vRS

5,402 posts

271 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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5. You must give a thumbs up to any PH worthy car that you pass and glance admiringly at them.

Steve

S10GTA

13,808 posts

197 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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6. You should always acknowledge other cyclists

yellowjack

18,508 posts

196 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Being as how I got my jersey from the original run, and those conditions were not enforced at the time I formed my contract with 'the supplier', does this mean I can behave as I damned well please and freely break all of those rules/conditions wink

garrykiller

5,670 posts

188 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Oh god its another list!

TonyHetherington

32,091 posts

280 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Steve vRS said:
5. You must give a thumbs up to any PH worthy car that you pass and glance admiringly at them.

Steve
I've thought about that when PH-tastic cars come past, and I always worry they'll not see it's a thumbup and instead think I'm swearing biggrin

yellowjack

18,508 posts

196 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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garrykiller said:
Oh god its another list!
Good reasons for making another list...

1. It's PistonHeads - Lists matter!

AyBee

11,344 posts

232 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Out of interest - what's wrong with helmet cams?

S10GTA

13,808 posts

197 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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AyBee said:
Out of interest - what's wrong with helmet cams?
They seem to bring out the inner nob in cyclists (although I want to borrow one for my ride into work one day)

outnumbered

4,879 posts

264 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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S10GTA said:
They seem to bring out the inner nob in cyclists (although I want to borrow one for my ride into work one day)
+1. A bloke in our club has one, and since installing it, seems to take pride in self-righteously impeding traffic at every opportunity.

Rob_T

Original Poster:

1,916 posts

281 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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AyBee said:
Out of interest - what's wrong with helmet cams?
nothing. if you're on a mtb

JQ

6,832 posts

209 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Rob_T said:
Right… now that I've got most of everyone's money for the PH Cycling Jersey, I want your attention as I'm going to start putting conditions around delivery….

After reading through various posts about cyclist / drivers / confrontations / helmet cams etc there are certain rules I would like you to follow. As I am not taking any financial benefit for the work and effort that I am putting in to getting these shirts sorted, I would like my payment instead to be free, but in the form of the following 4 simple promises:


1. You may NEVER use a helmet cam whilst wearing your PH top
2. You will cycle with gentlemanly dignity and decorum at all times, respectful of all other road users
3. You will at all times obey the highway code
4. You will NEVER EVER EVER jump a red light

That is all

smile
Agreed.


Johnny

9,652 posts

314 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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A fine list, in bestest PH tradition. Although it should have been started by Swerni. Or me wink

And one that I already adhere to.

Well, mostly. You know... Can't promise to keep to 30 if I've got a good draft from the vehicle in front hehe

HereBeMonsters

14,180 posts

212 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Rob_T said:
AyBee said:
Out of interest - what's wrong with helmet cams?
nothing. if you're on a mtb
Has to be a GoPro or similar for catching "rad" shots. None of this traffic malarkey.

Justin S

3,658 posts

291 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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League of white gloves and dodgy handshakes by the sounds of it. I'll keep my cash and not buy a shirt LOL

ewenm

28,506 posts

275 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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Rob_T said:
Right… now that I've got most of everyone's money for the PH Cycling Jersey, I want your attention as I'm going to start putting conditions around delivery….

After reading through various posts about cyclist / drivers / confrontations / helmet cams etc there are certain rules I would like you to follow. As I am not taking any financial benefit for the work and effort that I am putting in to getting these shirts sorted, I would like my payment instead to be free, but in the form of the following 4 simple promises:


1. You may NEVER use a helmet cam whilst wearing your PH top
2. You will cycle with gentlemanly dignity and decorum at all times, respectful of all other road users
3. You will at all times obey the highway code
4. You will NEVER EVER EVER jump a red light

That is all

smile
scratchchin Do you require that all cars with PH stickers on are driven similarly to your "cycling with a PH jersey" rules? wink

WarrenG

345 posts

227 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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ewenm said:
Rob_T said:
Right… now that I've got most of everyone's money for the PH Cycling Jersey, I want your attention as I'm going to start putting conditions around delivery….

After reading through various posts about cyclist / drivers / confrontations / helmet cams etc there are certain rules I would like you to follow. As I am not taking any financial benefit for the work and effort that I am putting in to getting these shirts sorted, I would like my payment instead to be free, but in the form of the following 4 simple promises:


1. You may NEVER use a helmet cam whilst wearing your PH top
2. You will cycle with gentlemanly dignity and decorum at all times, respectful of all other road users
3. You will at all times obey the highway code
4. You will NEVER EVER EVER jump a red light

That is all

smile
scratchchin Do you require that all cars with PH stickers on are driven similarly to your "cycling with a PH jersey" rules? wink
^^ This!!

I am a gent in both vehicles, I have been berated whilst enjoying either - for infractions I cannot understand from either party (legal highway code abiding actions like traveling slower than the speed limit [usually round corners], but "slow down!" from some self-righteous arse) so I can't guarantee that there won't be a "what's up with this pistonheads shirt wearing tool?" in the near future. ( I already have an earlier one too.)

I also note that in the discussions on last year's shirt the slogan "speed matters" was removed from the logo to avoid offence. Are we now going along with the PC crowd? Speed is ok in bucket loads in a car, but offensive on a push-bike? oops.

Generally I support the motion. But someone will make it meaningless in the near future....

BadgerBenji

3,534 posts

248 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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HereBeMonsters said:
Rob_T said:
AyBee said:
Out of interest - what's wrong with helmet cams?
nothing. if you're on a mtb
Has to be a GoPro or similar for catching "rad" shots. None of this traffic malarkey.
Makes me chuckle, I can't help calling "time for telly tubbies" when I see them helmet cam and pyjamas dawdling round trail centres.

Disco You

3,749 posts

210 months

Thursday 20th March 2014
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WarrenG said:
^^ This!!

I am a gent in both vehicles, I have been berated whilst enjoying either - for infractions I cannot understand from either party (legal highway code abiding actions like traveling slower than the speed limit [usually round corners], but "slow down!" from some self-righteous arse) so I can't guarantee that there won't be a "what's up with this pistonheads shirt wearing tool?" in the near future. ( I already have an earlier one too.)

I also note that in the discussions on last year's shirt the slogan "speed matters" was removed from the logo to avoid offence. Are we now going along with the PC crowd? Speed is ok in bucket loads in a car, but offensive on a push-bike? oops.

Generally I support the motion. But someone will make it meaningless in the near future....
Looking at the number of size XL (and larger) jerseys being ordered, "speed matters" is just asking for a piss taking when you're crawling up a slight incline, no? laugh