Any plans for a 2010 BF Norcal jersey ?
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By Jove, you're right! Alex, turn it up the other way - give it a little "Johnny Cash" vibe.
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I like this. Give it some color, turn the crank spider to face up, and print. Done.
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Dumb question: "Brev" as in Brevet?
Now if only we can sneak in a tiny "HTFU" in there somewhere, discreet enough not to get too many questions from inquiring non-riding spouses and kids....
Now if only we can sneak in a tiny "HTFU" in there somewhere, discreet enough not to get too many questions from inquiring non-riding spouses and kids....
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Thanks BBM - no doubt the absence of campy in my garage is to blame.
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I do not. I was actually working on another design when I took a small part of it (the shield outline) and dropped it on a jersey drawing. That's as far as I got.
Heh, kind of does in the small version. It's more clearly a crank at larger sizes.
Gonna bust up my muted/silver vibe with color? Bah!
Well, I guess the side panels and collar could be a darkish blue.
Yeah guys, hold the vote until someone who isn't a minimalist hack posts something.
Heh, kind of does in the small version. It's more clearly a crank at larger sizes.
Well, I guess the side panels and collar could be a darkish blue.
Yeah guys, hold the vote until someone who isn't a minimalist hack posts something.
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Here's a general thought on color - if you use the same blue/white colors as last year, we can wear the new jerseys with the bibs we already have. Just a thought.
Also, don't sell minimalism short - I'm totaly on board with the less is more concept.
I'm dying to see what Curtis comes up with!
Also, don't sell minimalism short - I'm totaly on board with the less is more concept.
I'm dying to see what Curtis comes up with!
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Really, I'm just messing about while the J students do the newspaper.
I really liked Alex's ideas last year. I wasn't nuts about the color, but MyLilPony really liked them. So x136 let me mess with his files.
I'm really tired of painfully symmetrical jerseys, so I was thinking big, overall design. This is by no means close to a proposal, but I am liking the non-centered idea.
Is that enough of a disclaimer?
I really liked Alex's ideas last year. I wasn't nuts about the color, but MyLilPony really liked them. So x136 let me mess with his files.
I'm really tired of painfully symmetrical jerseys, so I was thinking big, overall design. This is by no means close to a proposal, but I am liking the non-centered idea.
Is that enough of a disclaimer?
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I'm starting to dig Alex's clean lines here (well his jersey's clean lines, at any rate). I am also partial to that font. I could see that working as is, or with white/black (better blend with all the darn pairs of black bibs we have?) or white/blue.
I like the idea of a jersey that is recognisable to the group, and different from all the other event jerseys you see around, i.e. something like a team kit; the revised hill/poppy design looks more like an event than a team jersey to me. Do you have a bib design in mind Alex?
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Curtis, the text is awfully biased toward those of you in West NorCal. I think my preference would be to avoid text other than NorCal BikeForums, etc. Make it more general?
Design is pretty good, though that's an awful lot of a dark green.
Design is pretty good, though that's an awful lot of a dark green.
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Our team kits has HTFU discreetly printed on the inside back of the jersey collar constantly pressing against the back of our necks encouraging us to push a little bit further.
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Curtis, I RR and I did not care for the checkers either. I can't help flashing on "The Checkered Demon" when I look at them. Anyone here remember that? I liked the one that you took this new design from. I like colors. FWIW.
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As much as I like the silver, here are some colors for the non-chromaphobes.
Waxed canvas and leather brown:
Blue and white:
Black & white:
I think the last two lose the vintage vibe, and may cross the line into being law-enforcement-esque. Plus, the black would be too hot, and the blue would be the same colors as last year.
Wouldn't be hard. Matching colors, maybe with a shield (or a flying QR wheel) on the outside of each leg.
That's a problem I ran into last year. It was hard to get around it being a "Bay Area (and surrounding slums)" jersey when road names were included.
Also, I don't think anyone shares this opinion, but I'll throw it out there: I really don't like the "Norcal" abbreviation.
That said, I like the Diablo/winding road/poppy design writ large across the jersey.
Waxed canvas and leather brown:
Blue and white:
Black & white:
I think the last two lose the vintage vibe, and may cross the line into being law-enforcement-esque. Plus, the black would be too hot, and the blue would be the same colors as last year.
Wouldn't be hard. Matching colors, maybe with a shield (or a flying QR wheel) on the outside of each leg.
Also, I don't think anyone shares this opinion, but I'll throw it out there: I really don't like the "Norcal" abbreviation.
That said, I like the Diablo/winding road/poppy design writ large across the jersey.
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I like the first two. Also, the that canvas color might look good with a muted brick/adobe type red. Or maybe a cream color with the brick red. I think you're on to something with the muted earth tone type pairs, although I do kind of dig the blue and white.
I agree with you on the NorCal thing.
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