downhillmaster

Jumping in late with the worst analogy.
Bravo

downhillmaster

My fans making more friends

caloso

I was post #4 in this thread, but sure whatever.

https://www.bikeforums.net/22423561-post4.html

indyfabz

I want to know how to see thoughts.

WhyFi

Flat routes and not exactly a blistering pace - the calculations probably aren't far off unless you managed headwinds in all directions.

WhyFi

I wear a cotton shirt so that I can take it off after 5 minutes and use it as a towel.

tomato coupe

Only the first three posts make the podium.

Rolla

I'll ask again: find someone else to fulfill your constant need for attention.

seypat

You swim in generic swim trunks. If you have jammers on, people might think you're a................triathlete.

rsbob 

I always start with a cotton T and then when warm, off it comes. Then it’s me, a HRM and shorts. Neighbors should not look in the windows.

livedarklions

No one's making you post that kind of insulting, condescending remark. I responded politely in agreement with one of your posts and you picked a nit-picky and very tedious argument over whether "cycling kit" was British vs. British-sounding. Sorry you made a complete fool of yourself with the "cycling uniform" bit.

​​​​​​You don't want to talk to me, quit responding to my posts. It's not rocket science.

Rolla

I'm embarrassed for you that this needs explaining: "Kit" is chiefly a British term. "Uniform" is what it means. We say "baseball uniform" and "football uniform" in the United States. In Great Britain, they call all of it "kit." Just because we don't say "cycling uniform" doesn't change this.

I'm sorry that you are so resistant to being taught things, but I take some solace in the obvious fact that so few people have been successful at it.

I tried that, but you found me here and responded to a post I made. So I'll ask you again: leave me alone. Thanks.

livedarklions

We get it, you can't stand not getting the last word. My original response to your post required no "refutation", there was nothing wrong with it and it didn't disagree with anything you posted. You made a completely pointless distinction between " British" and "British sounding". If you post, people can respond. Put me on your ignore list if it bugs you so much.

And if you think you taught me that "kit", "uniform" and "gear" can be used similarly, you've got a pretty inflated opinion of the extent of your knowledge. BTW, the definition or whatever it was you posted said Americans call all the clothing athletes wear "uniforms", so it's still quite wrong. Posting it was a face plant, get over it.

Rolla

Project much?

Or you could just leave people alone when they ask you three times. I get the impression you're no stranger to restraining orders.

c0urt

More often than not I get lasts years jerseys on sale, and my preference is plain black kit, but for visibility, I have to go with other colors sometimes

livedarklions

qed

Trakhak

Not so much fans---we're just unable to look away from a slow-motion car crash

indyfabz

wolfchild

Wearing team logos is nothing more than a fashion statement and serves no useful purpose.

WhyFi

You are clearly overlooking the tech and aero benefits to logos.

livedarklions

And? You looking for a promotion to Colonel Obvious?

Not sure whether making a fashion statement is or isn't a useful purpose, by the way. That's a value judgment.

prj71

Northern WI Solstice Ride.

prj71

Maybe some of the responses are "No, I always wear my swim kit"

Bigdarbs

I always wear my current club kit. In the past I have worn my team kit depending on who I have been racing for, but I have never worn 'pro team kit' from world tour type teams

prj71

That's just it. These jerseys are made in the same places (Presumably China) as the $80-$100 jerseys that say Specialized, Trek, Giant or whatever team logo or big brand name may be on them.