Cycling in Austin

So guys -- how could a girl compete with Sheryl?

Can anyone offer up some clothing manufacturers that offer up a look
that's better than a standard hincapie sports team kit?

Seriously -- who would you suggest for an all girl's team?

Wanna get some ATTENTION!

;-}

Missylini wrote:
So guys -- how could a girl compete with Sheryl?

Can anyone offer up some clothing manufacturers that offer up a look
that's better than a standard hincapie sports team kit?

Seriously -- who would you suggest for an all girl's team?

Wanna get some ATTENTION!

Ride naked

On 9 Aug 2005 09:39:05 -0700, Missylini wrote:
Seriously -- who would you suggest for an all girl's team?

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...=giro050/FS021

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Louis Garneau have done a lot to support Women's cycling by being
active members of the Women's Clinics in CA, L.Bassette, the Women's
Prestige Series and Women's Summits at Vegas, Nature Valley etc and by
supporting and creating women's specific items/ideas, they also have a
lot of women on staff; LG therefore gets my vote for their efforts and
support of women's cycling.

Otherwise my personal view is that if you want to get noticed come up
with a good design, and get noticed by how you ride and how you present
your sponsors. Cycling is still a male dominated world, singling out
women by having "girly noticeable stuff" doesn't really cut it for me.
Cycling is a sport for people, I see women as people in cycling just
like anyone else out there pedaling and working hard to get where they
want to be in the sport, I've always found that keeping a team (girls',
men's, junior's etc) as professional as possible is the best way to get
noticed. Present well, make sure you have fun, and built a good
relationship with sponsors.

My 2 cents.

Louis Garneau have done a lot to support Women's cycling by being
active members of the Women's Clinics in CA, L.Bassette, the Women's
Prestige Series and Women's Summits at Vegas, Nature Valley etc and by
supporting and creating women's specific items/ideas, they also have a
lot of women on staff; LG therefore gets my vote for their efforts and
support of women's cycling.

Otherwise my personal view is that if you want to get noticed come up
with a good design, and get noticed by how you ride and how you present
your sponsors. Cycling is still a male dominated world, singling out
women by having "girly noticeable stuff" doesn't really cut it for me.
Cycling is a sport for people, I see women as people in cycling just
like anyone else out there pedaling and working hard to get where they
want to be in the sport, I've always found that keeping a team (girls',
men's, junior's etc) as professional as possible is the best way to get
noticed. Present well, make sure you have fun, and built a good
relationship with sponsors.

My 2 cents.

Heeheehee -- wouldn't it be great to see Lance in a suit like that.
Guess he has to do the giro first -- too late my friends!!! =-(

If he wore an all-yellow suit, we could call him The Banana!!! da Dude
still gets a phallic name

Missylini wrote:

So guys -- how could a girl compete with Sheryl?

Can anyone offer up some clothing manufacturers that offer up a look
that's better than a standard hincapie sports team kit?

Seriously -- who would you suggest for an all girl's team?

Wanna get some ATTENTION!

;-}

For an all girls team the Lynn Gaggioli look is in style ---
http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/photos.../gaggioli2.jpg

:-)





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I agree - if you can pull these off (with a tan)....damn

Missylini wrote:

Seriously -- who would you suggest for an all girl's team?

Laura Weislo
Emma Phillips
Elisa Mazzoleni
Niki Gudex
Jeannie Longo
Kathy Watt

Manager: Bruce Johnson
Trainer: Emma O'Reilly

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