Recumbent - Recumbent Jerseys

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texasguy1013
08-18-02, 11:22 PM
Does anyone know where I can locate some decent looking recumbent jerseys? I've seen the one offered by Kucharik, but that's about it. I've got some single color jerseys, but I'm ready for the "fun" designs.

If you're not aware of any good-looking jerseys, and I were to contact a manufacturer of a good design and order 100 jerseys, would anyone be interested in that??

Nobby
08-19-02, 12:00 AM
Me! Pick ME! I'd be into it. A bikeforums.net jersey in bent form is a thought....yes/no?
Andre
08-19-02, 01:10 AM
ME too!
Andre

Jean Beetham Smith
08-20-02, 06:45 PM
Mt Borah has both shorts & jerseys for recumbent riders.
http://www.iseattlecommerce.com/merchant/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=MB&Category_Code=recumbent_wear
karen
08-28-02, 09:22 AM
The Mt. Borah jerseys are nice and priced right, but not too "fun".
Put me on the list for a fun design :D
estone
09-30-02, 05:31 PM
you can sign me up for a bikefourms.net jersey; i actually don't own a jersey, but if i ever did it would be this one. i'm not sure how you would go about doing this, but let me know if it works out. idea: i know that www.rainshield.com has raingear that they will put text/logos on. i've never used their stuff personally, but i've heard good things about it.
better than nothin, i figure...

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mtessmer
02-03-03, 02:06 PM
Calhoun Cycle has a nice assortment of recumbent specific clothing, you can find them at:

http://www.calhouncycle.com
bentrox!
02-08-03, 11:51 PM
Why would you need a recumbent jersey? I have several conventional 3-rear-pocket jerseys (the fabulous BikeForums one included) and have never had a problem riding in any of them on my bent. In fact I usually carry my first aid packet in one outside pocket, my donut-and-java money in the opposite and in the center pocket I fold up a couple paper towels for use in cleaning my hands after the occasional chain mishap. All this with no discomfort - I don't even feel any of these items while riding. I even carry a cell phone in one outside pockets on my longer rides. My bent has a narrow Euro-style seat which facilitates all this.