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  1. I ran across this vendor selling what seems to be excellent
    bent clothing. Hi-viz, wicking, no rear pocket, US made,
    priced right. What am I missing? Seems to be less than half
    the price of anything else out there... Whaddya think?

    alertshirt.comindex.html

    BentJay

  2. Thanks for the link.......I just ordered some tshirts and some of the
    closeout items.
    "BentJay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I ran across this vendor selling what seems to be
    excellent bent clothing. Hi-viz, wicking, no rear pocket,
    US made, priced right. What am I missing? Seems to be
    less than half the price of anything else out there...
    Whaddya think?

    alertshirt.comindex.html

    BentJay

  3. After you use them, be sure you write a review!

    Ray from Kingwood said:


    Thanks for the link.......I just ordered some tshirts and
    some of the closeout items. "BentJay" <[email hidden]>
    wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I ran across this vendor selling what seems to be
    excellent bent clothing. Hi-viz, wicking, no rear
    pocket, US made, priced right. What am I missing? Seems
    to be less than half the price of anything else out
    there... Whaddya think?

    alertshirt.comindex.html

    BentJay

  4. BentJay

    Your post seems similar to a previous [email hidden]
    post. Kind Regards

    Father Roast

    "BentJay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I ran across this vendor selling what seems to be
    excellent bent clothing. Hi-viz, wicking, no rear pocket,
    US made, priced right. What am I missing? Seems to be
    less than half the price of anything else out there...
    Whaddya think?

    alertshirt.comindex.html

    BentJay

  5. Dunno. Could it be spam?

    Quoted message said:

    "BentJay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I ran across this vendor selling what seems to be
    excellent bent clothing. Hi-viz, wicking, no rear pocket,
    US made, priced right. What am I missing? Seems to be
    less than half the price of anything else out there...
    Whaddya think?

    --
    I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just
    wish that He didn't trust me so much. - Mother Teresa

  6. Melinda Meahan - remove TRASH to reply said:
    Quoted message said:

    "BentJay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I ran across this vendor selling what seems to be
    excellent bent clothing. Hi-viz, wicking, no rear
    pocket, US made, priced right. What am I missing? Seems
    to be less than half the price of anything else out
    there... Whaddya think?

    Dunno. Could it be spam?

    I believe that it is very unlikely that the clothing is made
    from a processed meat by-product. 😉

    --
    Tom Sherman – Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

  7. Good Day All,

    I came across these shirts when I noticed our garbage men
    wearing a new type of high-visibility shirts. I did a Google
    search on safety shirts and found them.

    I just got two lime and two orange shirts as of 5/03/2004.

    They are very visible.

    They cost $13.24 each including shipping -- though without
    the reflecting tape or pockets.

    I never can find a decent bike shirt in XXL (US). These
    shirts come in my size and even a size larger.

    They are made of a new type of polyester and claim to wick
    moisture. I have had good luck with regular polyester in the
    winter getting rid of moisture. I will see how my new shirts
    wick this summer.

    I'll have to test their durability (washing and sun fade)
    before I give my seal of approval.

    Though, at $13.24 each, it is hard to go wrong.

    alertshirt.comcl2loslt.html

    Kind Regards

    Father Roast

  8. This makes the second posting I've seen about products from
    this company in the last couple of days. Both times were
    from names that I'm not familiar with. One thing I do find
    funny about this one, though: the idea of a "seal of
    approval" from someone who doesn't even give their real name
    - now that's an endorsement we can all trust!

    Father Time said:

    Good Day All,

    I came across these shirts when I noticed our garbage men
    wearing a new type of high-visibility shirts. I did a
    Google search on safety shirts and found them.

    I just got two lime and two orange shirts as of 5/03/2004.

    They are very visible.

    They cost $13.24 each including shipping -- though without
    the reflecting tape or pockets.

    I never can find a decent bike shirt in XXL (US). These
    shirts come in my size and even a size larger.

    They are made of a new type of polyester and claim to wick
    moisture. I have had good luck with regular polyester in
    the winter getting rid of moisture. I will see how my new
    shirts wick this summer.

    I'll have to test their durability (washing and sun fade)
    before I give my seal of approval.

    Though, at $13.24 each, it is hard to go wrong.

    alertshirt.comcl2loslt.html

    Kind Regards

    Father Roast

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY
    home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  9. Check out what the AlertShirt model is riding:

    store5.yimg.comalertshirt 1788 1249661

  10. LioNiNoiL_a t_NetscapE_D 0 T_NeT said:

    Check out what the AlertShirt model is riding:

    store5.yimg.comalertshirt 1788 1249661

    has me confused. Anyone else determine what it is?

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY
    home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  11. Larry,

    I don't know what the bent is but, Dennis at Alert Shirt
    told me it's his friend; that he himself rides a Trek. Man,
    Father Time/Roast: you're a bit sensitive. Who are you?

    Continuing in the vein that "everything must be green" to
    match my dark green GS GTO, I was very happy to be able to
    get lime green! I got the full zoot "Ansi" taped shirts. My
    report is forthcoming after I wear 'em a bit.

    BentJay

  12. Larry Varney said:

    One thing I do find funny about this one, though: the
    idea of a "seal of approval" from someone who doesn't
    even give their real name - now that's an endorsement we
    can all trust!

    It's a classic Spam methodology. I'd rather see them say,
    "I'm not a regular newsgroup participant, nor do I play one
    on TV, but...."

    --
    I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just
    wish that He didn't trust me so much. - Mother Teresa

  13. BentJay said:

    Larry,

    I don't know what the bent is but, Dennis at Alert
    Shirt told me it's his friend; that he himself rides a
    Trek. Man, Father Time/Roast: you're a bit sensitive.
    Who are you?

    Continuing in the vein that "everything must be green" to
    match my dark green GS GTO, I was very happy to be able to
    get lime green! I got the full zoot "Ansi" taped shirts.
    My report is forthcoming after I wear 'em a bit.

    BentJay

    I am interested in the clothes - I may order a shirt or
    two. The brighter, the better! Are you riding TOSRV this
    coming weekend?

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY
    home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  14. Larry,

    Quoted message said:

    One thing I do find funny about this one, though: the
    idea of a "seal of approval" from someone who doesn't
    even give their real name - now that's an endorsement we
    can all trust!

    Your logic fails me.

    I am not a professional writer.

    I "was" a happy V-Rex rider who has who read your articles
    and posts, complimented you on your Horrible Hundred pics
    and shared mine, and consulted with you about a trike.

    The line you attacked is the line where I DID NOT endorse
    the product!

    Quoted message said:

    I'll have to test their durability (washing and sun fade)
    before I give my seal of approval.

    I pointed out in my post that I did not have personal
    experience with two important qualities of the shirt.

    What is wrong with that?

    I tried to share what I thought was good information with
    the group.

    I did not give my name because I chose not to.

    A crime? Is this untypical? Does this make me suspect,
    deceitful or a liar?

    IMHO the shirts are a bargain, compared to cycling jerseys,
    with the two possible reservations that I stated.

    You should read my words as closely as I have read yours.

    Father Roast

  15. Melinda,

    Quoted message said:

    It's a classic Spam methodology. I'd rather see them say,
    "I'm not a regular newsgroup participant, nor do I play
    one on TV, but...."

    . . . or you could simply ask instead of assuming ?

    Since you know already know . . .

    should the villagers gather rocks, rope and torches for my
    execution?

    Father Roast

  16. Father Time said:

    Melinda,

    Quoted message said:

    It's a classic Spam methodology. I'd rather see them say,
    "I'm not a regular newsgroup participant, nor do I play
    one on TV, but...."

    . . . or you could simply ask instead of assuming ?

    Since you know already know . . .

    should the villagers gather rocks, rope and torches for my
    execution?

    None of the above. I was only offering my opinion.

    --
    I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just
    wish that He didn't trust me so much. - Mother Teresa

  17. Larry Varney said:
    LioNiNoiL_a t_NetscapE_D 0 T_NeT said:

    Check out what the AlertShirt model is riding:

    store5.yimg.comalertshirt 1788 1249661


    Quoted message said:

    me confused. Anyone else determine what it is?

    It appears to say "Designed by LeQuan". "LeQuan" is
    presumably Ms. LeQuan Brummer of Lightning Cycle Dynamic who
    if I recall correctly was responsible for the design of the
    Thunderbolt. The top picture on this webpage [1] appears to
    confirm my hypothesis.

    [1] <http://www.lightningbikes.com/thunderbolt.htm>.

    --
    Tom Sherman – Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

  18. You missed my point - maybe I should have put in a smiley face or
    something - it's just that a seal of approval really is funny - or at
    least I thought it was - coming from someone who we don't know, because
    they're giving a name that is obviously not their own.
    And of course, you do not have to give your name - there's no crime
    in that, no deceit, nothing. I did read your words closely - that's why
    I made the comment, regarding a possible endorsement or seal of
    approval. But am I the only one who finds the possiblity of an
    endorsement by someone with a fake name as something comical?
    If so, well, I've been accused of having an odd sense of humor before.

    Father Time said:

    Larry,

    Quoted message said:

    One thing I do find funny about this one, though: the
    idea of a "seal of approval" from someone who doesn't
    even give their real name - now that's an endorsement we
    can all trust!

    Your logic fails me.

    I am not a professional writer.

    I "was" a happy V-Rex rider who has who read your articles
    and posts, complimented you on your Horrible Hundred pics
    and shared mine, and consulted with you about a trike.

    The line you attacked is the line where I DID NOT endorse
    the product!

    Quoted message said:

    I'll have to test their durability (washing and sun fade)
    before I give my seal of approval.

    I pointed out in my post that I did not have personal
    experience with two important qualities of the shirt.

    What is wrong with that?

    I tried to share what I thought was good information with
    the group.

    I did not give my name because I chose not to.

    A crime? Is this untypical? Does this make me suspect,
    deceitful or a liar?

    IMHO the shirts are a bargain, compared to cycling
    jerseys, with the two possible reservations that I stated.

    You should read my words as closely as I have read yours.

    Father Roast

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY
    home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  19. Larry,

    Although I'd like to ride TOSRV it comes during THE most
    important holiday according to my wife, the mother of my
    children! Funny, she never objected to me riding GOBA during
    Father's Day...

    I'm planning a clockwise navigation around Lake Erie this
    August. The biggest hurdle, crossing the Detroit River,
    seemed insurmountable because there is no pedestrian
    crossing via bridge or tunnel. Amazingly, the Canadian side
    has arranged for a maintainence truck to ferry me across the
    Ambassador Bridge! BTW, apparently there's no problem
    crossing the Peace Bridge in Buffalo.

    Look for pictures on crazyguyonabike.com this summer.

    BentJay (not my real name) GS GTO

  20. BentJay said:

    Larry,

    Although I'd like to ride TOSRV it comes during THE most
    important holiday according to my wife, the mother of my
    children! Funny, she never objected to me riding GOBA
    during Father's Day...

    I'm planning a clockwise navigation around Lake Erie this
    August. The biggest hurdle, crossing the Detroit River,
    seemed insurmountable because there is no pedestrian
    crossing via bridge or tunnel. Amazingly, the Canadian
    side has arranged for a maintainence truck to ferry me
    across the Ambassador Bridge! BTW, apparently there's no
    problem crossing the Peace Bridge in Buffalo.

    Look for pictures on crazyguyonabike.com this summer.

    BentJay (not my real name) GS GTO

    You should make your trip a little longer, and head over
    to the Finger Lakes area and take in the BROL rally in
    August. It's only a few extra miles or so...

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY
    home.fuse.netlarryvarney

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