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I think that the Tai police is on the right track:
<http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6932801.stm>
UCI could introduce "Hello Kitty" jerseys, and then a rider caught for
the first time would have to complete, say, 10-15 races with that
jersey, on half-pay from their team (and the team's DS gets a nice
t-shirt "proud DS of a HK rider"😉. But then we are talking about guys
who usually have no problem wearing really hideous attires, so maybe
this would have no effect.
jyh.
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Quoted message said:I think that the Tai police is on the right track:
<http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6932801.stm>UCI could introduce "Hello Kitty" jerseys, and then a rider caught for
the first time would have to complete, say, 10-15 races with that
jersey, on half-pay from their team (and the team's DS gets a nice
t-shirt "proud DS of a HK rider"😉. But then we are talking about guys
who usually have no problem wearing really hideous attires, so maybe
this would have no effect.
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