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Old 01-11-05, 12:32 AM
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Originally Posted by R600DuraAce
That's how it is. It is usually the truth. I have ridden next to a guy in the NY MS Bike Tour and he was all decked out with the team Euskaltel kit including the Orca and down with the shoe cover. The Spanish team is known for their climbing ability. Well, he was no where insight as soon as we tackled the last climb to the Alpine police station, a mile long 10% grade climb. There were only 12 or so riders up in the front and they weren't wearing any flashy team kits. I was also the one who attacked the group at the half way point.
So suppose the guy was able to keep up with you, even attack you. Would it be OK for him to wear the jersey then?

If not, then what's your point? That you climb better than some guy nobody knows? Good for you!

If yes, then what makes you the judge for a pro team? The pro teams have obviously given their consent to retailers to sell team jerseys. Maybe you should tell them what they are doing is not right.
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