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  1. "S o r n i" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    But...but...how do you color-coordinate your outfits?!?

    Bill "and that started pre-roadie" S.

    The gloves came first so i make sure everything goes with black and dirty
    grey. 🙂

    Dan

  2. S o r n i said...

    Quoted message said:

    But...but...how do you color-coordinate your outfits?!?

    Bill "and that started pre-roadie" S.

    Roadies color coordinate? I thought the idea was just to wear as many
    manufacturer logos as possible.

  3. SuperSlinky said:

    S o r n i said...

    Quoted message said:

    But...but...how do you color-coordinate your outfits?!?

    Bill "and that started pre-roadie" S.

    Roadies color coordinate? I thought the idea was just to wear as many
    manufacturer logos as possible.

    Just the racer-boys.

    Bill "peacockism for survival's sake" S.

  4. BB said:
    Ozman Trad said:

    exactly - for me gloves are for the eventual digger

    One of the few times I forgot my gloves was on a ride during a business
    trip. It can be tricky remembering all the little stuff to pack up. It was
    a bad place to forget them - South Mountain, near Phoenix. Did a nice
    washout just afer suffering through the climb up Mormon, and spent the
    next couple of days in meetings with bandaged hands.

    After awhile, the continuous "what happened? questions become more
    bothersome than the pain.

    That trail claims my blood every time I ride it, almost, so don't feel bad.
    Once in a while I get lucky and I clean everything... or maybe I'll feel
    wussy one day and skip a section to save my hide.

    John M

  5. miles todd said:

    If the weather is warm I usually ride gloveless. I actually prefer the
    feel- when I buy gloves, I always choose the ones that have the thinnest
    possible palms.

    miles

    Try the "Raji" glove by 661. Super thin palm and thin mesh upper. Good for
    riding in hot weather.

    John M

  6. S o r n i said...

    Quoted message said:

    Just the racer-boys.

    Bill "peacockism for survival's sake" S.

    I thought all roadies were racing legends in their own minds.

  7. S o r n i said...

    Quoted message said:

    Just the racer-boys.

    Bill "peacockism for survival's sake" S.

    I thought all roadies were racing legends in their own minds.

  8. Monique Y. Mudama said...

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    That statement assumes that there was grass anywhere nearby. There
    wasn't.

    Oops. My bad.

  9. "Monique Y. Mudama" <[email hidden]> had this to say
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    On 2004-08-02, SuperSlinky penned:

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    Quoted message said:

    The day I bought my first mountain bike, I decided I didn't need to
    go inside to get my gloves before practicing clipping out. "I'm in
    the driveway," I reasoned, "What could possibly go wrong?"

    Driveway? Should have practiced on the grass.

    That statement assumes that there was grass anywhere nearby. There
    wasn't.

    Well then you probably should have found some, dontcha think?

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