Would people a bit seriously triggered if I wear these jerseys?
05-06-20, 06:07 AM
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That sounds like someone who are not only incapable to distinguish reality and perspective of reality, but also who’s spitting to one’s own face.
I’m grateful that I was able to get an opportunity to learn that I am just a human with 5 senses and subjectivity so only what I have is mere my own perspective, neither truth itself nor so called facts.
I mean, unlike something sounds like a bell like you said. 😂
I’m grateful that I was able to get an opportunity to learn that I am just a human with 5 senses and subjectivity so only what I have is mere my own perspective, neither truth itself nor so called facts.
I mean, unlike something sounds like a bell like you said. 😂
05-06-20, 08:31 AM
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I live in suburban NJ to be 4 miles from my daughter, not because I don't know any better.
(And worth the price, she was with me daily, 4pm until after dinner, before the Covid-19 shut down.)
A beautiful photo, thank you.
Cheers, Eric
(And worth the price, she was with me daily, 4pm until after dinner, before the Covid-19 shut down.)
A beautiful photo, thank you.
Cheers, Eric
05-06-20, 09:26 AM
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05-08-20, 09:31 AM
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I like the Bicycle Evolution jersey. I need to order one soon.
https://store.bicycle-evolution.com/...en.html?cat=13
https://store.bicycle-evolution.com/...en.html?cat=13
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05-08-20, 05:05 PM
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05-08-20, 06:03 PM
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It if helps, I did see a 300-plus pound man wearing a Duff beer bike jersey last week with beer gut hanging out. That's not disturbing unlike the guy on the trail displaying plumber's crack because he couldn't wear pants that fit him right.
05-08-20, 09:53 PM
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05-09-20, 10:40 AM
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I love it!
Buttttt, I'd opt for a bright color, so it gets noticed more!
Buttttt, I'd opt for a bright color, so it gets noticed more!
05-11-20, 07:47 AM
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A gray jersey can be worn and the cyclist neednt blend in.
Helmet color. Bike color. Rear blinky light. Cyclist swaying because they are pedaling.
right there- 4 other legitimate ways a driver can see you, even if the jersey happened to exactly match the road(which it doesn't look to match roads around me).
I do appreciate the humor in your Darwin award though. For this topic though.
Helmet color. Bike color. Rear blinky light. Cyclist swaying because they are pedaling.
right there- 4 other legitimate ways a driver can see you, even if the jersey happened to exactly match the road(which it doesn't look to match roads around me).
I do appreciate the humor in your Darwin award though. For this topic though.
I hear ya. I used to wear normal clothes. Can't bring myself to do it now.
I almost always wear neon socks rationalising that my feet are always moving, so they get attention. Same for neon gloves I reason stick out the farthest and are most visible.
On large group rides and events I may wear a redish kit. Solo I'm almost always neon yellow / green jersey/helmet with tail lights blinking.
I really need to evolve
to pink. Especially in early spring...even the neon isn't the most contrast with budding trees/plants. My girlfriend has some neon pink that's aweful...and great in that it looks like nothing else on the road side. I almost feel she's a risk to cause accidents as drivers will be so distracted and mesmerized by the pink. I think pink is the future. I have to admit I have a little masculine hang-up with pink, but if I could evolve from being a cool kid in black and red to garish geek neon yellow/green...I think I can get to pink.
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07-02-20, 08:37 AM
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you get bonus points for wearing while not on the bike. mission accomplished!
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An adult riding a bicycle is enough to trigger a serious emotional response in a lot of non-cyclists, no matter how the cyclists is dressed.
07-03-20, 09:04 AM
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People that are "triggered" by most anything should be ignored. Wear anything that you want to, and dont worry.
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