Post-Ride Refueling

post-ride-refueling

Spandex has never really been my thing, but this looks like a fun club to be in. Link.

8 Responses to “Post-Ride Refueling”

  1. redbearded says:

    Why go through all the trouble of squeezing yourself into spandex if all that hipster facial hair creates a lot of drag. It’s TWO kinds of irony.

  2. Brendan says:

    yeah those mission cycling people are cool, i see them all over the mission. i have to admit their gear is pretty dope.

    ps
    “macho man” randy savage called…he wants his glasses back!

  3. trying too hard says:

    These corporate types try way too hard: upper-middle-class yuppies dressing ‘down’ with ironic sports wear yet balancing the look with presumptuous consumption and taste.

    Check out the high-class sponsors: ritual, self edge (lame), and bi-rite. The shot photo at delfina only confirms this sad state of souls.

    A real ‘mission’ crew be sponsored by mcdonalds, muni, latin bridal, and the career center on chavez.

    That’s right, they aren’t really mission after all: they should rename themselves upper-Dolores cycling club.

  4. To "trying to hard" says:

    I love your list of the “real” Mission sponsors. Hilarious! :-) I want a bike jersey with those businesses on it!

    Seriously, the post about the drag from facial hair offsetting the efficiency of spandex is right-on. Clearly, they are playing dress up even if a few of them really are serious cyclists.

  5. sea cliff vert ramp says:

    Forget the yuppies in spandex, who’s the hottie waitress?

  6. henry says:

    I agree with what sea cliff vert ramp writes.

  7. travis says:

    Jesus, you people will be negative about anything. It’s people who like to ride bikes! Why does it have to turn into another fucking culture war!?

  8. roleur says:

    seems some of y’all are a little confused about cycling.

    see, the sponsors have to pony up money to get their name on the club’s kit. you see, sponsoring a cycling club is advertising. would it be a smart advertising decision (hint: think return on investment) for any of those “real” mission businesses/government agencies you mentioned to advertise on the kit of a local club?

    and facial hair offsetting the efficiency of spandex… you. just. don’t. get. it.
    i mean, think of michael phelp’s goatee. or dave zabriskie’s ‘stach.
    this might help you out:
    http://www.fatcyclist.com/2008/01/23/ask-a-cyclist/