Cool Nor Cal Jersey
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Cool Nor Cal Jersey
I don't know how many of you visit the NorCal forum. I didn't, and I missed out on the way cool NorCal BF jersey deal. You can see at
https://www.bikeforums.net/northern-california/304871-official-2007-norcal-bikeforums-jersey-order.html
BUT, there is going to be a reorder. Need a min of 10 and in a day we're up to 4.
If you want on, go to the thread at
https://www.bikeforums.net/northern-california/317781-official-2007-norcal-bikeforums-jersey-reorder.html
NOTE: I'm not the organizer, I'm just passing the info along because I missed out the first time around.
https://www.bikeforums.net/northern-california/304871-official-2007-norcal-bikeforums-jersey-order.html
BUT, there is going to be a reorder. Need a min of 10 and in a day we're up to 4.
If you want on, go to the thread at
https://www.bikeforums.net/northern-california/317781-official-2007-norcal-bikeforums-jersey-reorder.html
NOTE: I'm not the organizer, I'm just passing the info along because I missed out the first time around.
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There was a nice jersey deal running in the Vintage forum a few months ago. Very classy jerseys.
Could a 50+ jersey deal be around the corner?
Could a 50+ jersey deal be around the corner?
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Don't like it. Makes you look like Pittsburg Steelers fans. Not too visable in the good old S.F. fog, either. I'll pass.
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Originally Posted by The Weak Link
Don't like it. Makes you look like Pittsburg Steelers fans. Not too visable in the good old S.F. fog, either. I'll pass.
It was 105 at 6pm here in Vacaville, just a little way North and East of SF. I could use a little of that fog around here. It was 107 at my house yesterday.
It is supposed to cool of to just a little over 100 this weekend.
07-06-07, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil
Could a 50+ jersey deal be around the corner?
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If I saw a jersey with NORCAL written on it, my first impression would be that it was a corporate logo. It sounds like an oil company or utility or insurance company.
07-06-07, 08:46 PM
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Nor Cal is also a name for a gang.
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Nice design and naturally anything honoring the Cutters is sacred, but I agree.......having gotten back in from a 106 degree ride today (very slow out there).....dark colors (and less hi-viz) don't seem practical.
Still think the best over 100 "jersey" is a torn up tee shirt cut up short and like a tank top....the cotton and openings let in air, and the dry heat bakes out the moisture. (The residue of salt can be tasty to lick....hot climate roadies have to be practical and recycle their secretions when advisable.)
Still think the best over 100 "jersey" is a torn up tee shirt cut up short and like a tank top....the cotton and openings let in air, and the dry heat bakes out the moisture. (The residue of salt can be tasty to lick....hot climate roadies have to be practical and recycle their secretions when advisable.)
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I'd love to wear any BF-oriented jersey. But all the jerseys tend to run in men's sizes. Too large for me. 
That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. 
Call me when you have womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>
I've even thought of having some jerseys made up saying "TEAM FOO" for those few of us who ride TT in Charlotte. Complete with "I pity the Foo," and "Foo on you," as quotes on back or sides.... Some of you here hate Foo, for whatever reasons, but those folks in Foo really helped me through a very hard time, and with no greater experience in life than have most of you 50+ folks. Jes' sayin', as "they" say.
<slinkin' sadly away, apologizin' to no one for my tall and slim body size, which suits me very well as a TT'er and road climber>
That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>I've even thought of having some jerseys made up saying "TEAM FOO" for those few of us who ride TT in Charlotte. Complete with "I pity the Foo," and "Foo on you," as quotes on back or sides....
Some of you here hate Foo, for whatever reasons, but those folks in Foo really helped me through a very hard time, and with no greater experience in life than have most of you 50+ folks. Jes' sayin', as "they" say. <slinkin' sadly away, apologizin' to no one for my tall and slim body size, which suits me very well as a TT'er and road climber>
07-06-07, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by CrossChain
Nice design and naturally anything honoring the Cutters is sacred, but I agree.......having gotten back in from a 106 degree ride today (very slow out there).....dark colors (and less hi-viz) don't seem practical.
Still think the best over 100 "jersey" is a torn up tee shirt cut up short and like a tank top....the cotton and openings let in air, and the dry heat bakes out the moisture. (The residue of salt can be tasty to lick....hot climate roadies have to be practical and recycle their secretions when advisable.)
Still think the best over 100 "jersey" is a torn up tee shirt cut up short and like a tank top....the cotton and openings let in air, and the dry heat bakes out the moisture. (The residue of salt can be tasty to lick....hot climate roadies have to be practical and recycle their secretions when advisable.)
07-06-07, 10:16 PM
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"I'd love to wear any BF-oriented jersey. But all the jerseys tend to run in men's That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have sizes. Too large for me. womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>"
Vega,
They come in womens cut. Check out the link and see the sizes and various shorts, bibs, and jerseys available in race cut, womens cut and club cut.
That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have sizes. Too large for me. womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>"Vega,
They come in womens cut. Check out the link and see the sizes and various shorts, bibs, and jerseys available in race cut, womens cut and club cut.
07-06-07, 10:52 PM
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Don't like it. Makes you look like Pittsburg Steelers fans. Not too visable in the good old S.F. fog, either. I'll pass.
What was the issue, anyway?
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Are those colors yellow and black, or yellow and dark blue?
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Originally Posted by VegaVixen
I'd love to wear any BF-oriented jersey. But all the jerseys tend to run in men's sizes. Too large for me. That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>
I've even thought of having some jerseys made up saying "TEAM FOO" for those few of us who ride TT in Charlotte. Complete with "I pity the Foo," and "Foo on you," as quotes on back or sides.... Some of you here hate Foo, for whatever reasons, but those folks in Foo really helped me through a very hard time, and with no greater experience in life than have most of you 50+ folks. Jes' sayin', as "they" say.
<slinkin' sadly away, apologizin' to no one for my tall and slim body size, which suits me very well as a TT'er and road climber>
That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>I've even thought of having some jerseys made up saying "TEAM FOO" for those few of us who ride TT in Charlotte. Complete with "I pity the Foo," and "Foo on you," as quotes on back or sides....
Some of you here hate Foo, for whatever reasons, but those folks in Foo really helped me through a very hard time, and with no greater experience in life than have most of you 50+ folks. Jes' sayin', as "they" say. <slinkin' sadly away, apologizin' to no one for my tall and slim body size, which suits me very well as a TT'er and road climber>
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil
Are those colors yellow and black, or yellow and dark blue?
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Is Nor Cal Jersey anywhere near New Jersey?
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Originally Posted by Digital Gee
Is Nor Cal Jersey anywhere near New Jersey?
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Originally Posted by cccorlew
Yellow and very dark blue
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Originally Posted by VegaVixen
I'd love to wear any BF-oriented jersey. But all the jerseys tend to run in men's sizes. Too large for me. That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>
I've even thought of having some jerseys made up saying "TEAM FOO" for those few of us who ride TT in Charlotte. Complete with "I pity the Foo," and "Foo on you," as quotes on back or sides.... Some of you here hate Foo, for whatever reasons, but those folks in Foo really helped me through a very hard time, and with no greater experience in life than have most of you 50+ folks. Jes' sayin', as "they" say.
<slinkin' sadly away, apologizin' to no one for my tall and slim body size, which suits me very well as a TT'er and road climber>
That is, I would be like a kite ready for launching wearing even a small men's jersey, at 5'10" and 125lbs. Call me when you have womens' sizes. <hopeful Vega look>I've even thought of having some jerseys made up saying "TEAM FOO" for those few of us who ride TT in Charlotte. Complete with "I pity the Foo," and "Foo on you," as quotes on back or sides....
Some of you here hate Foo, for whatever reasons, but those folks in Foo really helped me through a very hard time, and with no greater experience in life than have most of you 50+ folks. Jes' sayin', as "they" say. <slinkin' sadly away, apologizin' to no one for my tall and slim body size, which suits me very well as a TT'er and road climber>
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Originally Posted by dauphin
funny how certain posts get deleted mysteriously...screw the curmudgeons.
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Originally Posted by CrossChain
What curmudgeons? What post? See, DG, you and I always get left out of the loop on the good stuff. Dauphin knows about it, but, as usual, we don't.
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Originally Posted by Digital Gee
Is Nor Cal Jersey anywhere near New Jersey?
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil
See TWL, they aren't Steeler colors. Closer to that of my beloved alma mater, West Virginia University.
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Originally Posted by The Weak Link
WVU? That's even worse.
Signed, a U of Louisville fan.
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