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Originally Posted by cavernmech
Hmmmmm. thats odd. My Fuji rep here in Toronto has told me they do not have any more Fuji Track model's and will not be getting any more this season. When did you order it? I wouldn't be surprised if it gets delayed. Are you getting it local or online?
i was very much afraid of this happening...
i ordered it from broadway cycle! hmm...and they didnt tell me anything about delays or unavailability either! i placed the order last week.
shoot!!!
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Micro Fiber? I assume thats just a fancy way of saying polysester (aka plastic)?
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Kinda like blended scotch.....
right you are Shiznaz!!!
right you are Shiznaz!!!
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Originally Posted by STEEKER
then my money is on darkmother or illmich for the win
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Kinda like blended scotch.....
right you are Shiznaz!!!
right you are Shiznaz!!!
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Micro Fiber? I assume thats just a fancy way of saying polysester (aka plastic)?
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in terms of scotch? Hells yea... :blech:
For me ..... underwear..I prefer the all natural cotton.
Athletic wear, I'll play with performance fabrics, but I don't have a closet full of coolmax or anything like that.
Some poly, neoprene, long and short sleeves, it's all in the layers. As it is I don't even like wearing a form fitting jersey by itself.
For me ..... underwear..I prefer the all natural cotton.
Athletic wear, I'll play with performance fabrics, but I don't have a closet full of coolmax or anything like that.
Some poly, neoprene, long and short sleeves, it's all in the layers. As it is I don't even like wearing a form fitting jersey by itself.
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Originally Posted by operator
Your confidence in me is inspiring
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Does anyone know of a seamstress / tailor in toronto that will do alterations to a jacket made of "technical" (schoeller) outdoor fabric without ruining it? or can i take it to any old alterations place?
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Did anyone see the korea game this morning? as i was riding to work past bloor / christie it was all crowds of people gathered outside BBQ houses and karaoke bars.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
Did anyone see the korea game this morning? as i was riding to work past bloor / christie it was all crowds of people gathered outside BBQ houses and karaoke bars.
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Re: man made fibres. I stopped wearing cotton for riding a couple years ago, it just gets too sweaty and doesn't dry. I'd love to wear nothing but merino wool, or better still, alpaca, but that stuff is $$$. I have a bunch of polyester "microfiber" shirts, mostly cheap ones from MEC. At first, I found they made me really stinky, but not any more. Initially, I figured I had just gotten acoustomed to my own stench, but I'm pretty sure that's not it. I have no idea what would have changed, but something has. Maybe the biological critters living on your skin have to come into balance with the materials you wear on a day to day basis?
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
For the Apple nerds in the house: check out the dashboard skid patch calculator widget
YES! Another reason to love Macs!!!
FTW!
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Originally Posted by darkmother
Re: man made fibres. I stopped wearing cotton for riding a couple years ago, it just gets too sweaty and doesn't dry. I'd love to wear nothing but merino wool, or better still, alpaca, but that stuff is $$$. I have a bunch of polyester "microfiber" shirts, mostly cheap ones from MEC. At first, I found they made me really stinky, but not any more. Initially, I figured I had just gotten acoustomed to my own stench, but I'm pretty sure that's not it. I have no idea what would have changed, but something has. Maybe the biological critters living on your skin have to come into balance with the materials you wear on a day to day basis?
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Swis/Fran excellent game Nil/Nil now to change over to slick tires,,,,,,,,,,,what time is the Alley Cat race on saturday?
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hehe check out what I found on Nashbar
https://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=
https://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
hehe check out what I found on Nashbar
https://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=
https://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=
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always liked that jersey....sleeveless section?
B&B....I gotta get over there more often
B&B....I gotta get over there more often
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for those of you who are more into a patch idea than a wool jersey, what do you think of something like this:
it's made by the same girl/woman/chick who made my modified knickers from dickies workpants. perhaps i can ask her to make a custom one that with text like "toronto fixed / single" or "fixed in toronto" or "operator is a n00b" or whatever...
it's made by the same girl/woman/chick who made my modified knickers from dickies workpants. perhaps i can ask her to make a custom one that with text like "toronto fixed / single" or "fixed in toronto" or "operator is a n00b" or whatever...
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"operator is a n00b" or whatever...
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Another option available is to buy a batch of generic cycling jerseys off the net (for around $40 per or less) and then get some cool silk screening treatment done locally. Juxtaposition of techy shirt design plus grungy stenciling could be good.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
"operator is a n00b"
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Originally Posted by operator
Something doesn't seem right about that but I can't quite put my finger on it...