Why does George get to wear a different kit than the other Discovery
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well he's tall, so he needs a larger jersey.
-RJ
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campycd said:
Why does George get to wear a different kit than the other Discovery
boys.Team captain?
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campycd said:
Why does George get to wear a different kit than the other Discovery
boys.You mean like in
http://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/05tdfSt9-010000I don't know, is he wearing an aerosuit instead of jersey/shorts?
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He may get special dispensation to wear clothing made by his company
Hincapie sportswear.Axel Merckx has a similar deal where he gets to ride an Eddy Merckx
bike and not a RidleyMarcello
http://velo.astrochimp.comEwoud Dronkert said:
campycd said:
Why does George get to wear a different kit than the other Discovery
boys.You mean like in
http://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/05tdfSt9-010000I don't know, is he wearing an aerosuit instead of jersey/shorts?
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Ewoud Dronkert said:
You mean like in
http://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/05tdfSt9-010000Does anyone else wonder how much $$$ Oakley is paying him to
wear those butt ugly sunglasses? I hope it's a lot. I mean,
consider the damage they are doing to his clothing line.
Would you buy clothing from a guy wearing those sunglasses.http://www.pbase.com/image/5598590
The shoes are something he can recover from. The sunglasses
are deadly.Bob Schwartz
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Bob Schwartz said:
The sunglasses
are deadly.Yeah, but when you see 'em, you always know it's George. Except when
it's Michael Barry, that is.JLS
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Sorry, I was wrong, George is modeling a new Nike jersey:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/tour05/tech/?id=/tech/2005/features/tour05/round-up2Marcello
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Ick, ick, ick! Please stop posting that pic.
-RJ
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Interesting. I got nipple chafing from bibs in hot weather a couple
years ago and it sucked.JT
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ronaldo_jeremiah said:
Ick, ick, ick! Please stop posting that pic.
-RJ
What, never seen man-[censored] before?http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2005/tour05/tech/?id=round-up2/cntdf05-george_nike1
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Bob Schwartz said:
Does anyone else wonder how much $$$ Oakley is paying him to
wear those butt ugly sunglasses? I hope it's a lot. I mean,
consider the damage they are doing to his clothing line.
Would you buy clothing from a guy wearing those sunglasses.Dunno, but I've seen two riders in San Francisco wearing those glasses
in just the last week. Naturally, said riders were covered in logos of
one kind or another.Are his clothes really any good? They have an odor of overstyling, but I
haven't seen them in any stores to check if the construction is okay.-e
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Are his clothes really any good? They have an odor of overstyling, but I
haven't seen them in any stores to check if the construction is okay.My team uses them and the stuff is quite nice.
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Mine as well. Good stuff except the sizing got a lot smaller this year
(no...I didn't put on any weight). My medium bibs from last year are
comfortable - this year - binding at best. -
Andrew F Martin said:
Mine as well. Good stuff except the sizing got a lot smaller this year
(no...I didn't put on any weight). My medium bibs from last year are
comfortable - this year - binding at best.That makes sense - you can tell from the pictures that George
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Mine as well. Good stuff except the sizing got a lot smaller this year
(no...I didn't put on any weight). My medium bibs from last year are
comfortable - this year - binding at best.
Mine also, and the sizing is all over the place. We have lots of people
that the medium SS Jerseys are too big and the medium LS jerseys are too
small. The SS jerseys with the full length zippers are pretty sweet. -
campycd said:
Why does George get to wear a different kit than the other Discovery
boys.He's got ambitions to take over from Cipo, perhaps.
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Mine as well. Good stuff except the sizing got a lot smaller this year
(no...I didn't put on any weight). My medium bibs from last year are
comfortable - this year - binding at best.
Mine also, and the sizing is all over the place. We have lots of people
that the medium SS Jerseys are too big and the medium LS jerseys are too
small. The SS jerseys with the full length zippers are pretty sweet.I ran into sizing issues with this year's Mt. Mitchell jersey. Looks like it
was because of a switch in production facility. Here's part of Steve Baker's
response to my inquiry about sizing changes (yes, my sizes would truly
qualify as fattie master, if I raced; I guess it's just fattie fred, given
my level of skill/participation):<me>Have you guys changed your sizing chart? The reason for my query: I've
ordered Hincapie jerseys from 4 events. The first was an XXL (2X) (Ride for
NAMI) -- too small. Next was last year's Mt. Mitchell jersey, an XXXXL
(4X) -- too big. Then came last year's Blood Sweat & Gears, an XXXL (3X) --
just right, maybe -slightly- too big. Figuring I had hit upon the proper
size for my sizable gut, I ordered an XXXL (3X) for this year's Mitchell
jersey. It fits like the XXL (2X). Is it possible there was a mixup in
labeling (internal label and the plastic bag both say XXXL)? Or was this
year's jersey a race cut instead of club cut?</me><steve>I am sorry if we have done the sizing dance on you over the last
couple years. We have not changed things that much, but there is some
variation in the sizing as we fine-tune our product. We did make some
changes between your NAMI, '04 Mitchell and BSG jerseys. We had it dialed
in by the time you ordered your 3XL BSG jersey. I would say that you are
supposed to fit a Hincapie 3XL jersey. However, we made the Mitchell
jerseys in Colombia, South America this year at our new production facility.
Of course, there is a variation tolerance with all apparel manufacturing.
There may be a slight size difference between this order in the new plant
and the Italian plant.</steve>mike
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campycd said:
Why does George get to wear a different kit than the other Discovery
boys.Rember how Lance ended up on Overhaulin' and American Chopper?
Well, George is going to be on an upcoming episode of Queer Eye for
the Straight Guy. You are seeing the results. They just couldn't talk
him out of those space glasses.Don't do it. I know what you're going to say. Just DON'T DO IT!
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