A few observations and some congratulations are in order.
This past Monday Night Worlds saw a nice turnout of 20+ riders. With so many cyclists there was a good representation of local kits (aka: uniforms, jerseys, costumes). The kit is an extremely important tool in a cyclists quiver of fitness, equipment, etc. Probably the most important because a good looking kit can make you approximately 53 seconds faster over a 40 km distance (of course that is on a standard road bike, not an aero time-trial specific bike). But on this particular evening one really stood out.
Do you see it? There it is, the one resplendent in orange, blue, and a classy looking owl. A few years ago this was the hot kit. It even looked more impressive when paired with the matching bibs, knee/leg warmers, arm warmers, vests, jackets, and cycling caps. I'm sure a few pieces still linger untouched and wrapped in plastic - who's got some for sale?
And finally a big congratulations to a couple of local cyclists who tied the knot over the weekend. Had the chance to participate in a pre-reception ride with the groom. This is a good pre-wedding exercise because if you can tolerate red-lining your heart rate for several hours the rest is a cake walk, plus the bike is a good escape vehicle should some cold-feet set in. Almost collected enough party favours to last a season of riding.
Present Tense, Future Imperfect
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Congrats again Pak & Kim
ReplyDeleteJLo
Nice bottle!
ReplyDeletePak and Kim - a great couple and all the best
ReplyDeleteWilliam
only a true designer could come up with a jersey like this, truely magnificant.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Pak and Kim.
ReplyDeleteA few pieces? You could start an on line store with the unused stuff you would find in that basement.
ReplyDeleteNotice the time line, I have the previous years jersey on. Kind of a history of Ciclo Sport in motion.
I think Dan has the future of cycling jerseys , the rolled up sleeve look.