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Nike drops cycling

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  1. No more Nike-endorsed drug cheats... at least not in cycling.

    http://bikeportland.org/2007/04/02/nike-drops-cycling-line/

  2. Will they change the motto from "just do it" To "just say no"?

  3. jhuskey said:

    Will they change the motto from "just do it" To "just say no"?


    I think it's, "Just say no, but only after you make a bundle."

  4. Maybe "just did you"!

  5. I think it is Just Do It (EPO)

  6. Quoted post said:

    He added that Nike will continue to be involved in developing and producing gear for elite-level, Nike-sponsored cyclists (and therefore not all of their cycling-related employees would be let go, as I reported earlier).

    Looks like just us non-doping cyclists won't be able to get nike gear.

  7. I think (IMHO) they never made money on their cycling line. The market is far too fragmented for more of a generalist producer with no history in the sport.

  8. Powerful Pete said:

    I think (IMHO) they never made money on their cycling line. The market is far too fragmented for more of a generalist producer with no history in the sport.

    Hardly anyone does make money from cycling unless you consider the advertising exposure which is speculative.

  9. When I first took up riding I tried to buy some cycling shoes form a NIKE shop.
    They said they didn't have any and said I should try a cycle shop. My sister in law worked at the shop as well.

    Went to the cycle shop and bought a pair of SIDI and a pair of SHIMANO.

    If Nike were to have put out their own bike it would probably have sold better than TREK as well....

    Will now not buy any Nike products...

    😉

  10. jhuskey said:

    Hardly anyone does make money from cycling unless you consider the advertising exposure which is speculative.

    Shimano and Campy, but that's about it.

  11. nike ends cycling connection.

    Next day Ulle blood is matched.

    An inside tip? I think yes.

  12. helmutRoole2 said:

    Shimano and Campy, but that's about it.

    One more post and you hit 1000. Let the pigeons loose,fire the cannons,throw the confetti,drop the baloons...ah hell just pop a beer.

  13. jhuskey said:

    One more post and you hit 1000. Let the pigeons loose,fire the cannons,throw the confetti,drop the baloons...ah hell just pop a beer.

    Oh [censored]!

    What should I say?

    Let's make it a good one...

    Let the record show that my 1,000th post was:

    Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!

  14. I think it's ashame to see Nikes cycling line go. I loved their products even though they were often fairly expensive. They had by far the best looking apparel (in my opinion) on the market.

  15. rudycyclist said:

    I think it's ashame to see Nikes cycling line go. I loved their products even though they were often fairly expensive. They had by far the best looking apparel (in my opinion) on the market.


    I have never found anything by Nike to be of very good quality or design. Their shoes are made more for fashion than actual use--at least that's been my experience with trail running shoes. When they do get something right, it seems like it is purely by accident and they mess it up with next year's model.

    I don't see them as a competitor at the high end, like Assos and Sidi, so they would just be one of many companies in the middle. The middle groiund is probably a rough market to do well in.

  16. rudycyclist said:

    I think it's ashame to see Nikes cycling line go. I loved their products even though they were often fairly expensive. They had by far the best looking apparel (in my opinion) on the market.

    Yep those South East Asians on $1.20 an hour know how to make cycling clothes.... can't believe they want to stop... I mean for that sort of money that could start there own cycling clothing line....

    [censored] go away !
    :p

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