Photo submitted by HC Lee, “Picture taken at Jenkins Gap (about 12 miles from main northern entrance of Shenandoah National Park). Skyline Dr. was picked by away.com as one of the top 10 US road biking routes.”
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Excellent Psi, I will publish my list of what is appropriate and what is not.
I will expect strict compliance to any and all standards set in the cycling fashion
laws of 2012.
Also HL, if you are so poor would Zipps really be the best choice for economy? 😉
Last time I checked, the Zipp fairy wasn’t leaving wheelsets under pillows….
Cycling Fashion Rules:
#1. No sleeveless jersey’s…unless you just swam the first leg of your triathalon
and are now on the bike leg.
#2. Wear socks and gloves…again, unless you are competing in a tri
#3. Don’t do triathalons
#4. Don’t wear compression socks on the bike…or with khaki shorts to the mall.
#5. Before you dress yourself for a ride please ask yourself, “what would lance do?”
#6. Carbon wheels must be tubular, and ridden ONLY on race day (or if you are too lazy)
to adjust your brakes because your training wheels are 19 mm, and your race wheels are
wider…man what a pain.
#7. Do whatever you want, dress however you want, ride whatever you want…but just know that
there are haters out there….and they (Myself) will mess with you!
Fail on the Lance being stylish comment… Visit http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/ for a true break down of rules on how to look good.
You also neglected the bike itself, which is the subject of said photo: (reference these rule numbers in the above link)
Rule #26
Rule #34
Rule #44
Rule #45
Rule #46
Rule #78
Rule #90
http://latenightsnackmiami.blogspot.com/2012/09/super-mario.html
Super Mario would do that ^
