Colour coordination

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  • .blitz
    .blitz Posts: 6,197
    Can't go wrong with black :wink:

    But you know, yesterday there were people of all shapes and sizes on all kinds of bikes out on the Chase. Some people were wearing shiny purple lycra, some were in Army surplus and some were wearing FFs and DH PJs. There were old Scotts with V-brakes and yellow forks, spangly Trek Remedys, Apollos, everything. But everybody (apart from a few mard ar*es ) had a big grin on their face.

    Keep it real.
  • joshtp
    joshtp Posts: 3,966
    sad as it is i actually do. i have a bike with a red, white, gray and black paint job. so all my kit is either white, black, anything in between, and red. i cna t have something in blue or gren as it just doesnt go with the slightly darkside theme
    I like bikes and stuff
  • clodhoppa74
    clodhoppa74 Posts: 331
    black, black. black. or camo.

    most of the bike gear i have is black, by happy coincidence, me bike is red and black, and it annoys me my fork lock/rebound adjustment is blue, but the wicking tees my wife bought me are the same blue, so, hey, swings and roundabouts.

    could be worse, we could be like 'doddy' and have to match socks, tees, flexfit hat and trolleys to match the bike de jour ;)
  • .blitz
    .blitz Posts: 6,197
    clodhoppa74 wrote:
    could be worse, we could be like 'doddy' and have to match socks, tees, flexfit hat and trolleys to match the bike de jour ;)
    Yes mr dodd is quite a dandy eh? Had to look twice at this month's ensemble - custom Xen, custom Radars, matching red tartan pack & baggies and white MP66s :shock: :lol:
  • clodhoppa74
    clodhoppa74 Posts: 331
    aye, there's a line there somewhere, and i'm not sure if he's crossed it, or just dressed to accentuate the line anyway.

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