bike colour - why so many red and so few blue?

gdcfc1
gdcfc1 Posts: 127
edited December 2009 in Family & kids cycling forum
having an anti-red bias I see so many red bikes but so few blue. Sure there are other colours - quite a lot of white or black but so few blue. Why?

:lol::lol:
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  • wombler
    wombler Posts: 85
    Because red bikes are faster. Obviously.
  • baudman
    baudman Posts: 757
    It's only a powdercoat away
    Commute - MASI Souville3 | Road/CX - MASI Speciale CX | Family - 80s ugly | Utility - Cargobike
  • dickydulux
    dickydulux Posts: 111
    Wombler is quite correct, it's been scientifically proven red bikes are in deed a lot faster :wink:
    Even in the darkest of days, Churchill still rode his Spesh.
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  • gdcfc1
    gdcfc1 Posts: 127
    but if all the red bike riders rode blue ..... then what? :D Come on - petition to change the world to be more blue
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  • dickydulux
    dickydulux Posts: 111
    More blue how depressing :cry:

    Don't beat yourself up over having a blue bike. Turn a negative into a positive.
    By riding a blue bike you will have to put in more effort to equal that of a red bike rider, hence you will become fitter, therefore when you get a red bike you will be a lot faster :D

    Just see a blue bike as a training aid and not the real thing :wink:

    Think red
    get ahead
    Even in the darkest of days, Churchill still rode his Spesh.
    th_specialized001-1.jpg
  • sampras38
    sampras38 Posts: 1,917
    I had a blue Grifter once...

    ;-)
  • gdcfc1
    gdcfc1 Posts: 127
    blue grifter - excellent
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  • paul-yokaholnes
    paul-yokaholnes Posts: 24
    mine was blue
  • sampras38
    sampras38 Posts: 1,917
    paul-yokaholnes wrote:
    mine was blue

    Weren't they either blue or red?

    Can't remember any other colours.

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