Foo - What's the best bike shirt you've seen?

hi,

I just came across this T-shirt (http://www.printfection.com/shirts-4-thought/Bike-Lane/_s_301362) and was wondering if there are any other interesting bike-related shirts out there.

peace,
punika

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hello newbie.

perhaps you're new to forums in general. if you are, welcome.

perhaps you're not aware of the fact that there's a serach engine. i suggest you use it. your question has been the subject of countless threads.

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hello newbie.

perhaps you're new to forums in general. if you are, welcome.

perhaps you're not aware of the fact that there's a serach engine. i suggest you use it. your question has been the subject of countless threads.

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Thanks for the welcome and sorry about starting a new thread! I did do some searching and browsing, but didn't come across what i was looking for. maybe you could give a pointer?

My favourite bike t-shirt is one that my rando club president was wearing the day of our summer 400k.

"You're not a real cyclist until you've puked in a French roadside ditch."

Thanks for the welcome and sorry about starting a new thread! I did do some searching and browsing, but didn't come across what i was looking for. maybe you could give a pointer?


you've met botto. That is like meeting the pope. he likes you already.

[QUOTE=127.0.0.1;9615618]you've met botto. That is like meeting the pope. he hates you already.[/QUOTE

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the pope? cool stuff

i like that "french roadside" quote.

thanks guys!

You've coaxed more words from botto than many others combined. I don't know if that's good or bad. Or whatever.

you've met botto. That is like meeting the pope. he likes you already.


You've coaxed more words from botto than many others combined. I don't know if that's good or bad. Or whatever.

whoosh.

hello newbie.

perhaps you're new to forums in general. if you are, welcome.

perhaps you're not aware of the fact that there's a serach engine. i suggest you use it. your question has been the subject of countless threads.

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Thankfully, the Midrash embroiders the story of Serach with a rich commentary that bears upon a significant issue in our communal memory. Serach was beautiful, bright, wise and talented, the Midrash teaches. When Jacob's sons returned with the news that Joseph was still alive and ruling over Egypt, they feared that Jacob would not survive the shock, so they asked Serach to play on her harp and sing the news to Jacob. In gratitude, Jacob blessed her with eternal life.

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"Vermont ain't flat"

"If you can read this the ***** fell off"
On the back of the shirt.