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    Tartan cycling shorts (well, almost....)

    At a recent visit to Dumfries (and to Pour1Malt's establishment in Dumfries), I lamented the lack of tartan cycling shorts available (obviously a kilt isn't practicable on a mountain bike or if you want to go road racing).

    To my gratification, I found the shorts I was looking for at home when I got back from my holiday - they were hidden in the cupboard. Not the full tartan, and not much imagination shown as to the actual tartan pattern, but at least it's something....

    The first pic shows the new carbon fibre frame road bike. The second pic shows the shorts themselves.

    Niblox


    http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...x/IMG_2649.jpg

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    Tartan cycling shorts (2)

    sorry, didn't put them in the first message - here they are!

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    Wow, the bicycle that chain fell off of must be awesome!

    Cool shorts - looks like Royal Stewart.

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    Rex in Cincinnati
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    How about that... Royal Stewart in Lycra!

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    Nice Bike. I am making my swtich from a mountain biker to roadie right now and I have my eyes on a Pinarello as well. Is that a 10 speed Record grouppo on your bike?
    Chinese Blood, Kilted Heart, One United.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
    How about that... Royal Stewart in Lycra!
    How about a kilt in Lycra?
    Chinese Blood, Kilted Heart, One United.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raphael
    Nice Bike. I am making my swtich from a mountain biker to roadie right now and I have my eyes on a Pinarello as well. Is that a 10 speed Record grouppo on your bike?
    It's certainly a 20 speed machine (10 on the back sprocket, 2 on the front). The only problem I have right now is the LOOK pedals are giving me grief - at the loosest setting they are INCREDIBLY tight!! I am going to get SPD pedals put on instead.

    Niblox

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    Thats a typical look problem when new. They loosen up a bit.Unless you are good at track standing they can be a pain at traffic lights.Spds are good but they are like cycling on walnuts.Having said that I wouldn't mind a set of Frogs. or eggbeaters.

    http://www.speedplay.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.frog
    http://www.crankbrothers.com/eggbeater.php

    Thats one sweet bike.
    Last edited by Freelander Sporrano; 3rd September 06 at 12:00 PM.
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    Should we give a call to Sugoi or Primal Wear? They do custom printing on jerseys and shorts.

    On another note, I like Time Pedals.
    Chinese Blood, Kilted Heart, One United.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raphael
    How about a kilt in Lycra?

    Did you call, Raph?

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