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Or, for layering, as modeled above. Available from Rapha, these lightweight jerseys are made from their eyelet Sportwoolâ„¢, 25% merino wool and 75% polyester. Available for $175 in light blue or white, the shirt has two large pockets and a zippered “ballast” pocket in the rear. If you’re in the market for summer-weight jerseys and want to check out more, you can check out our recent review of a few more brands here.

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Matt
Matt
14 years ago

What idiot is actually going to pay that much for a jersey? Seriously, besides your local dipshit orthopedic surgeon trying to be a “cool” cyclist. Is Rapha serious? Are there gold and diamonds in the clothing they make and it’s just invisible? Hmm.

David
14 years ago

Lighten up Matthew.

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g
14 years ago

Lighten up? Matt is right on. That’s almost unbelievable. Here we are with an unemployment rate of 10% and some company, which sounds French no less?, tries to screw people. Or thinks people are complete idiots. What a joke. And what’s with the zipper? Freaks.

Tim
Tim
14 years ago

Dude, decaf will help.

RED
RED
14 years ago

Yes Rapha is expensive, but…
I would rather have one Rapha jersey than 2,3,4 crappy synthetic ones.

RE: the Classic & Country jersey’s

1. fits me perfectly, better than almost all other jersey’s
.. which is just lucky for me, and it may not fit YOU…

2. does not stink

3. In the heat, it works better than classic wool jerseys (often short zips and same or higher wool content)

4. looks and feels great to me – it is the jersey that I reach for first.

RE-READ #2

Honestly I think that people who rip on Rapha the most are the ones who have not tried it.
Some of us would *give up other things* to buy it…

Rapha may mean “Bentley” to you, but it could equally mean “beans & toast for a month”
Take the chip off your shoulder…

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g
14 years ago

No chip here. I get my clothing free from sponsors. If you want to eat beans to buy a $175 dollar jersey with a zipper in back, more power to ya. And congrads to Ralpha laughing all the way to the bank.

beck
beck
14 years ago

Rapha: for the uber douchebag hipster in all of us…

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