On Feb 28, 2:53 am, John Forrest Tomlinson <[email hidden]>
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On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 17:36:29 -0800, dave a
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As a proud Fatty Master, I have a pair of Assos bibs that I won in a raffle. I would agree that the fit and material is a notch above your typical PI or Voler. That said, the pad was designed in a way that feels fine on the bike but feels like a giant wedgie when you were walking around.
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Interesting. That supports the theory that Assos offers superior comfort on the bike, but clearly they haven't taken into account the critical need for comfort in the coffee shop. Room for improvement remains.
That's why I use underwear when I ride. I recently switched to breifs because the boxers looked funny under my bibs. Maybe I should use a thong?
Joseph
Sure. Just remember the extra helping of Assos Chamois Cream if they're lace.
No, Mark and Steve, it's Herb, former LIBC member. I know John and his responses on this ng, so his answer doesn't surprise me. Affectionate, I think not.
No, Mark and Steve, it's Herb, former LIBC member. I know John and his responses on this ng, so his answer doesn't surprise me. Affectionate, I think not.
So it's "arrogance" to take some verbal pokes at elitist twits? Yeah, JT doesn't suffer fools gladly, but he's better than a lot of other folks here, and I might call him things, but arrogant isn't one of them. Wanna bet that if you sewed Assos labels on [censored] from Wally World, a lot of those folks would defend it to the death?
No, Mark and Steve, it's Herb, former LIBC member. I know John and his responses on this ng, so his answer doesn't surprise me. Affectionate, I think not.
Maybe not, but I was admiting participating in a fred forum. What does that saying about me.
Donald Munro wrote: > [email hidden] wrote: >> I didn't think Assos was THAT expensive. No wonder I didn't realize >> how cool it is! > You should get one of these to match your Assos: > <http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2008/reviews/pinarelloprin > ce_fpxcarbon08> That's only $5k(US) for the frame. Don't they have anything more expensive?
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-- Bill Asher
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Dogma FPX lists for $5300. Or buy one with scratches on eBay for $1499.
Claim you never received it, complain to Paypal and get it for free!
Duh! Where do you think the dough for the Zipp wheels came from?!?
No, Mark and Steve, it's Herb, former LIBC member. I know John and his responses on this ng, so his answer doesn't surprise me. Affectionate, I think not.
Maybe not, but I was admiting participating in a fred forum. What does that saying about me.
No, Mark and Steve, it's Herb, former LIBC member. I know John and his responses on this ng, so his answer doesn't surprise me. Affectionate, I think not.
Maybe not, but I was admiting participating in a fred forum. What does that saying about me.
Never back down. Don't admit weakness! Blame your equipment if you have to!
On Feb 27, 6:48 pm, William Asher <[email hidden]> wrote: > Donald Munro wrote: >> [email hidden] wrote: >>> I didn't think Assos was THAT expensive. No wonder I didn't realize >>> how cool it is! >> You should get one of these to match your Assos: >> <http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2008/reviews/pinarelloprin >> ce_fpxcarbon08> > That's only $5k(US) for the frame. Don't they have anything more > expensive? > -- > Bill Asher Dogma FPX lists for $5300. Or buy one with scratches on eBay for $1499.
Claim you never received it, complain to Paypal and get it for free!
Duh! Where do you think the dough for the Zipp wheels came from?!?
Who needs dough? Scam them from Ebay also. Even a homeless man can become a fully kitted out fatty master with the help of Ebay.
[email hidden] wrote: > On Feb 27, 6:48 pm, William Asher <[email hidden]> wrote: >> Donald Munro wrote: >>> [email hidden] wrote: >>>> I didn't think Assos was THAT expensive. No wonder I didn't realize >>>> how cool it is! >>> You should get one of these to match your Assos: >>> <http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2008/reviews/pinarelloprin >>> ce_fpxcarbon08> >> That's only $5k(US) for the frame. Don't they have anything more >> expensive? >> -- >> Bill Asher > Dogma FPX lists for $5300. Or buy one with scratches on eBay for > $1499. Claim you never received it, complain to Paypal and get it for free!
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Duh! Where do you think the dough for the Zipp wheels came from?!?
Who needs dough? Scam them from Ebay also. Even a homeless man can become a fully kitted out fatty master with the help of Ebay.
Dumbass -
Ebay is an amazing Fred Outreach resource for racers. Even used shorts (team kit) can be sold for good $$$ to Freds.
It blows me away. Do the Freds sniff the chamois or something?
On Feb 28, 8:07 pm, Kyle Legate <[email hidden]> wrote: > [email hidden] wrote: >> On Feb 27, 6:48 pm, William Asher <[email hidden]> wrote: >>> Donald Munro wrote: >>>> [email hidden] wrote: >>>>> I didn't think Assos was THAT expensive. No wonder I didn't realize >>>>> how cool it is! >>>> You should get one of these to match your Assos: >>>> <http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2008/reviews/pinarelloprin >>>> ce_fpxcarbon08> >>> That's only $5k(US) for the frame. Don't they have anything more >>> expensive? >>> -- >>> Bill Asher >> Dogma FPX lists for $5300. Or buy one with scratches on eBay for >> $1499. > Claim you never received it, complain to Paypal and get it for free!
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Duh! Where do you think the dough for the Zipp wheels came from?!?
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Who needs dough? Scam them from Ebay also. Even a homeless man can become a fully kitted out fatty master with the help of Ebay.
Dumbass -
Ebay is an amazing Fred Outreach resource for racers. Even used shorts (team kit) can be sold for good $$$ to Freds.
It blows me away. Do the Freds sniff the chamois or something?
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Ebay is great if your putting together a retro kit, and 80's retro is where it's at now.
