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11-04.-2004, 01:11 PM
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Re: Jersey etiquette
You forgot Mercatone Uno (pink in honor of Pantani's Giro win) and Lampre.
Regards, Bob Hunt |
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04-07.-2004, 03:38 AM
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Re: Jersey etiquette
jeffbonny <jeffbonny@REMCAPSshaw.ca> wrote:
>So "cheg" <cheg01@NOSPAM.org.com> says: > >>I have read about how people get ragged on for wearing "the" yellow jersey (TdF) >>while riding, but does this extend to all yellow jerseys? What about , for >>example, a Brazil national soccer team shirt or an LA Lakers jersey? What about >>a plain yellow shirt? Should everyone stop wearing yellow rain jackets? > >Get a grip. There is only one yellow jersey, we all know what it looks >like and only an asshole wears it without having won it. > >>Enquiring minds want to know. > >Trolls have to ask. Hmmmm.... should I wear the yellow jersey that I got for winning (as part of a team) a 24 hour MTB race? I hope it won't upset Fab too much if I wear it... Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles http://www.habcycles.com Home of the $695 ti frame |
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