Jersey to match bike?
redddraggon
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Definitely the first one - much better definition between colours and a patterned black like the carbon frame.0
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Agreed....the first one.
Or how about a Campagnolo Racing jersey....all black with red trimI'd rather walk than use Shimano0 -
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Rob Sallnow wrote:sloxam wrote:csc?
Nah....too much white
Team High Road - Black and red, but whiter than white. Maybe.
Cheers, Andy0 -
Don't let your mates see this thread! :roll:
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Should it not be a Thorn jersey, with a steerer cut that long? You appear to have made the mistake of putting all your spacers above the stem rather than below it though
Only joking - of those two the Caisse d'Epargne looks better IMO0 -
One of these surely?
http://www.foska.com/acatalog/Dennis_Road.html
My other half got me their Welsh flag jersey for christmas - that's prety cool too!
Anway, what did I tell you about cutting your rear gear cable outer too short - come on, let's have a close up...0 -
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Fair enough - I buy the stuff in 10m rolls now for exactly that reason!0
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'Hello to Jason Isaacs'0
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schlepcycling wrote:
I want a team jersey really, I've already a couple of plain black and red jerseys.0 -
I buy 10m rolls of gear cable outer from Parker International - and keep a stock of inner cables and end caps too. Replacing front and rear gear cables with stainless inners and sealed caps on a bike costs a little over 4 quid. I regularly service bikes for friends (we have an active mountain biking scene in the valley here) and turn over quite a bit of gear cable!
All Shimano though - it doesn't look like you can get bulk quantities of Campag cables unless you masquerade as a shop and buy from someone like R J Chicken, and then you have to buy much larger quantities.
If you have cultivated a good relationship with an LBS you might just be able to cut a deal, although this is the sort of item they make a bit of money on and, quite reasonably, expect to charge retail price on.
On the kit front, you could always go for the ultra-cool retro look:
http://www.prendas.co.uk/details.asp?ID=1383
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http://www.parker-international.co.uk/P ... uctID/44750
