Good place for women's cycling clothes?
02-24-11, 03:56 PM
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Good place for women's cycling clothes?
As I start acquiring gear, I've noticed that not too many places have more than one or two women's jerseys. Other than the LBS can anyone recommend some good places or am I internet bound?
02-24-11, 04:17 PM
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Sports Basement, There prices are already lower than the LBS and if you have a Costco or AAA card, you get ANOTHER 10% off. I go to the one in Walnut Creek all the time. My wife likes there cycling clothing. The SF stores are MUCH bigger and larger selection. Where are you located?
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Over in Benicia. I'll have to check out the WC store. Isn't there one in San Rafael too?
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https://community.sportsbasement.com/stores/
Here's the link. Are you new to cycling? It's hard for women to find people to ride with.
Here's the link. Are you new to cycling? It's hard for women to find people to ride with.
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Thanks! And yes, just got my bike last week. I'm only about 3 rides in (weather and all) I haven't really sought out anyone to ride with just yet since I feel like I'm still getting my feet wet.
02-24-11, 05:15 PM
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Crank 2 Tandems in Pleasanton has an excellent selection of women's cycling clothing. I think they have more women's clothing than men's clothing.
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Studio Velo in Mill Valley has a a store for women. It is besides the main Studio Velo bike shop. The women side opened up last year and has a great selection.
https://news.studiovelomv.com/2010/07...-women-is.html
They also have an online store for women.
https://www.studiovelocycling.com/
https://news.studiovelomv.com/2010/07...-women-is.html
They also have an online store for women.
https://www.studiovelocycling.com/
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They also have a really nice community forum.
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Awesome. Thanks for the suggestions. Now if that next paycheck would hurry up...
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Might be worthwhile to keep an eye on https://www.bonktown.com/ and https://www.chainlove.com/ as they often have woman's clothing for very cheap.
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Voler has some nice stuff in general, plus full women's line:
https://www.voler.com/womens
Watch for clearance&closeout e.g. the "recycle elite fs" is a great item, alas, I don't see the bib in women's (they do have the short).
Check out their policies, very nice.
https://www.voler.com/womens
Watch for clearance&closeout e.g. the "recycle elite fs" is a great item, alas, I don't see the bib in women's (they do have the short).
Check out their policies, very nice.
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Sports Basement, There prices are already lower than the LBS and if you have a Costco or AAA card, you get ANOTHER 10% off. I go to the one in Walnut Creek all the time. My wife likes there cycling clothing. The SF stores are MUCH bigger and larger selection. Where are you located?
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