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I like it, though I can't help but think corduroy and cycling might not be the best combination.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
I'd probably take this to some hotel..
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I like it, though I can't help but think corduroy and cycling might not be the best combination.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Because of (saddle) wear and (knee) stretch? Nice and supple fabric though. Weird frame.
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Ahh my GF and I were commenting on this photo when the BB catalog came out. I like the rolled up pant leg rather than the sock stuff for preventing chain/cuff accidents.
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Ahh my GF and I were commenting on this photo when the BB catalog came out. I like the rolled up pant leg rather than the sock stuff for preventing chain/cuff accidents.Originally Posted by Master Squirrel
Suits and cycling are never a marriage made in heaven....
I cycle to work and I will never wear anything decent doing so.
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Suits and cycling are never a marriage made in heaven....Originally Posted by lasbar
I cycle to work and I will never wear anything decent doing so.
Depends on how vigorous you cycle. Admittedly a 5+ mile trek on a hot humid day is not advised, but here public transportation and bicycles go hand in hand and it is not uncommon to see people dressed in suits commuting.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
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Depends on how vigorous you cycle. Admittedly a 5+ mile trek on a hot humid day is not advised, but here public transportation and bicycles go hand in hand and it is not uncommon to see people dressed in suits commuting.Originally Posted by Master Squirrel
I don't advise to do it with a bespoke shirt or suit...
I rmemeber the smell of one of my colleagues who used to cycle a few miles before work...Not nice.
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No problem but not a military one...Originally Posted by lasbar
Do not go there guys...
My grand father lost part of his leg and thousands of his mates in Verdun and le plateau de Craonne and he was a fervent supporter of Germano-French reconciliation...
Part of my family were nearly deported because they were helping people to cross over to Spain and my grandparent befriended a 16 year old POW left behind...
You're Indian? Do you see a lot of people walking around in pakistani army gears?
I always sensed a dislike of Germans from my Maternal grandparents, given their age, nationality, ethnicity and what they saw in the war, I can't really blame them.
I'm very much their grandchild, and I kind of took after them in this regard.
Sometimes it was kindof joking, but I do remember having qualms about buying a German car when I was younger.
It shocked me then last summer to go to visit them while the world cup was on and seem them rooting for Germany, "Oh, you can't carry grudges forever, that was the past" etc etc etc.
Is that guy in the picture the sartorlist?
Isn't Shuman a German name?
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The derivation of most "well known" German names is quite a paradox anyway.
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