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noglider 10-20-10 06:16 PM

So...

32-inch waist, a gorgeous build, a handsome face, a great sense of humor, a promising career, and ... no girlfriend? How is this?

Is this a good impression of an Italian mother?

vettefrc2000 10-20-10 07:24 PM

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The Rolls-Royce of Bicycle jerseys. This is by far the nicest, most well constructed jersey I have ever seen or owned.

http://wabiwoolens.com/

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=174647

roccobike 10-20-10 07:29 PM

I like wool, but I'm strictly a vintage guy. In addition to the orange jersey, I have a white Suntour/Nishiki wool jersey. Really toasty warm.
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...ikiJerseys.jpg

noglider 10-21-10 07:38 AM

I have old wool jerseys, too. The sad thing is that I've outgrown them. No, it's not in my waist; my chest and shoulders have grown, due to bone growth. I've gone up one or two shirt sizes since college.

tashi 10-21-10 07:45 AM

I have one of these, and I like it quite a bit. Very versitile, temperature and precipitation wise.

http://www.vintagevelos.com/team-jer...ve-jersey.html

http://www.vintagevelos.com/53-130-t...eve-jersey.jpg

It's not cheap though, so I only go for stuff like this as X-mas prezzies.

Zaphod Beeblebrox 10-21-10 08:10 AM

Its not cheap, but its not any more expensive than all the other not-cheap wool jerseys out there. If I was spending that kind of coin on a jersey I'd much prefer it to look as cool as that ^^

...especially a cinzano one. thats just cool.


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