Rules Question - Jersey for unattached racer
#26
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About the sleeves? I think sleeveless is okay for TT but for mass start you need sleeves. I don't know for sure.
I'm pretty sure the race requirement stands.
I plan on doing the official's clinic on the 16th? in Bloomfield. I figure I should be better at reciting stuff by then.
I'm pretty sure the race requirement stands.
I plan on doing the official's clinic on the 16th? in Bloomfield. I figure I should be better at reciting stuff by then.
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Mediums generally. (Sorry I can't come shovel tomorrow...)
Thanks for all the information guys. I'm not TOO concerned about it, but if given the opportunity to follow rules versus violate them, I prefer the former. Having officials look the other way or ignore certain 'minor' infractions is fine, but I am happiest when I can avoid putting someone in a position where they have to make that judgment call, which is one reason why rulebooks exist.
Now excuse me while I go get the headphones I'm going to wear when I race. I'm planning to use the in-wire mic to talk to other racers and I want to make sure the wire won't interfere with my camelback.
Of course this will all matter very little when I get spit out the back after lap 1.
Thanks for all the information guys. I'm not TOO concerned about it, but if given the opportunity to follow rules versus violate them, I prefer the former. Having officials look the other way or ignore certain 'minor' infractions is fine, but I am happiest when I can avoid putting someone in a position where they have to make that judgment call, which is one reason why rulebooks exist.
Now excuse me while I go get the headphones I'm going to wear when I race. I'm planning to use the in-wire mic to talk to other racers and I want to make sure the wire won't interfere with my camelback.
Of course this will all matter very little when I get spit out the back after lap 1.
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I'm pretty sure the Primal Tuxedo Jersey is allowed in races. I'd recommend that.
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I have a quick related question: what about bibs and shorts? I have a team jersey but didn't like the feel of the bibs, so I don't have those. Should I stick to wearing black? Or would something like my hammer bibs be acceptable?
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I am pretty sure that in my first race as a cat 5 I wore an old Saeco team jersey that I had picked up for like $20 on clearance. At the time, I didn't know the rules about jerseys. IIRC, I wore it for the TT because it was my tightest fitting jersey at the time and I wanted my clothing as aero as possible. That jersey is too big for me now.
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I wore the kit for my (then) coaches organization before I joined a team, and nobody cared. They treated it like a manufacturer's logo. I never realized it was a rule until I was at a race and someone objected to someone else, who was wearing a team jersey when it was no longer their team. So I looked up the rule. I think I raced another couple of times, in Cat4, before the season ended, then joined a team before the following season.
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...given the opportunity to follow rules versus violate them, I prefer the former. Having officials look the other way or ignore certain 'minor' infractions is fine, but I am happiest when I can avoid putting someone in a position where they have to make that judgment call, which is one reason why rulebooks exist.
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I think that's generous. Account for the inevitable wind chill and it's going to be a cold morning. Here we go.
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I can tell you this. It will be a hell of a lot colder at 8am for the Cat5 clinic than it will be at 11:45 for the M45+ race.
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I wear plain black bibs and black jersey. Both have holes from previous crashes so I dont have to sweat it and most guys would stay away from me because they know I'm dangerous
... the good thing is that I always have an extra space around me
... the good thing is that I always have an extra space around me
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Thanks for that advice.lol.
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Saw a dude a couple of years ago pulled from the 5's for wearing a Saxo-Bank jersey. I think it really depends on the official and how strict they are locally.
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Sorry for the Zombie thread, but it's kinda relevant to my question.
Im not attached to a cycling club, but was thinking of getting my rugby club's logo silk-screened onto a plain blue jersey I have. Will this present a problem if I should choose to enter a local race at some point in the future?
Im not attached to a cycling club, but was thinking of getting my rugby club's logo silk-screened onto a plain blue jersey I have. Will this present a problem if I should choose to enter a local race at some point in the future?