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Old 08-24-09, 07:15 PM
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should i care?

i found a jersey and shorts that i think are bad ass. i looked it up and it is a team jersey Rock racing team. should i care about wearing a team jersey?
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I wouldn't care. I have a few team jerseys...

Personally, I wouldn't wear an RR jersey though. The team is basically collective of dopers who got dropped from other teams after getting caught.
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Old 08-24-09, 07:34 PM
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hahahaha its true i just read a lot about them. but i think there jerseys are kick ass and you know i guess everyone deserves a second chance
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hahahaha its true i just read a lot about them. but i think there jerseys are kick ass and you know i guess everyone deserves a second chance
That's what Andy Reid said about Michael Vick
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they are also extremely $$$ "designer" kits, so if you like that get it.

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Why even think about it? Buy what you want and wear what you want. Half the time, I ride by other riders so fast, I have no idea what they were wearing anyways... It is just a blur...
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Wear it if you like it, I myself do not like black kit.
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The only place it would be inappropriate is in certain group rides, depending on the culture of the group, and in a race. USAC has rules for that, lol.

Other than that, if you want it, go for it. I'm not much on current team kits for myself, but I would love to have some older kits from long defunct teams. I do admit if I were Diabetic I would so be rocking a Team Type 1 kit.
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Many roadies have strong feelings on the subject of recreational riders wearing pro team kit. I had a friend say he'd stop riding with me when I mentioned buying a Discovery team jersey. He thought it was in poor taste for a recreational rider and doubly so for an out of shape guy.
 
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Many roadies have strong feelings on the subject of recreational riders wearing pro team kit. I had a friend say he'd stop riding with me when I mentioned buying a Discovery team jersey. He thought it was in poor taste for a recreational rider and doubly so for an out of shape guy.
Were his bibs in a bunch? Maybe he grabbed the wrong tube when he was putting on his chamois cream?
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Originally Posted by Voyageur_guy
i found a jersey and shorts that i think are bad ass. i looked it up and it is a team jersey Rock racing team. should i care about wearing a team jersey?
You should only care if you:
a) care what other people think, or
b) care about the image you project.
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