Sleeveless Jerseys?
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Sleeveless Jerseys?
Are sleeveless jerseys ever acceptable? Or are they just tacky? If not racing, does gender matter?
Can women get away with sleeveless jerseys, but not men? Opinions?
Can women get away with sleeveless jerseys, but not men? Opinions?
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Most triathletes wear sleeveless jerseys so I don't see how it can be considered tacky. I wear those champion sleeveless running shirts u get from Target for 12 bucks most of the time when it's hot as hell. They are super cheap and keep me pretty dry. Who cares what you wear if you are comfortable and gets you out riding.
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here in FL, for me, sleeveless is about the only way to go 6 months out of the year. I ride no matter how hot or humid, but without a sleeveless jersey it is just too hot!
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Ride what you want, wear what you want. Stop worrying about what others think. This isnt a jr. high dance. The mportant thing is to get out there and ride.
EDIT: However, please make sure you wear a shirt. No one wants to see that.
EDIT: However, please make sure you wear a shirt. No one wants to see that.
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i always think triathlete when i see someone, but summers are brutal here in TX and i've been seeing more of them as it starts to heat up.
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Wear whatever you want...
Personally I'll never wear anything sleeveless. It doesn't look good in my opinion and you get weird tan (weirder than a than you'd get with a jersey). On women though, I think they're fine.
Personally I'll never wear anything sleeveless. It doesn't look good in my opinion and you get weird tan (weirder than a than you'd get with a jersey). On women though, I think they're fine.
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No, I get his comment. And yes sleevles jerseys are a triathlete kind of uniform. However I also own a couple, I dont really care what anyone thinks about my jerseys in general. I just didnt care for his posuer comment. way to broad of a generalization. I buy and wear what I like, if its a performance sleeveless jersey or a saturn replica team jersey, whats it to him?
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Shoulder is a major contact point in a crash... just sayin'
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