Latest cycling catalog / junk mail

I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

Ken
--
The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands and, when it gets
old and shabby, a woman can dispose of it and get a new one without
shocking the entire community. ~Ann Strong

Ken C. M. wrote:
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

Oh, yeah. They make my favorite bibs. It's an exercise in will power
to discard their infrequent catalogs without buying something, because I
know they make good stuff, but I just don't need any more right now.

Pat

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spammer.net says...
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

I got that the other day, too. I figured they bought a list from
Performance/Nashbar. Those Italian wool jerseys looked tempting, at least until
I saw the list price. Yeesh.

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__o Kristian Zoerhoff
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Ken C. M. wrote:
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

They make my favorite leg and arm warmers. Better to be on their e-mail
list, which notifies you of sales (of which there is always one going
on something or other). It's a fairly well-known and reputable company.

RichC

Kristian M Zoerhoff wrote:
In article , ken@up-yours-
spammer.net says...
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

I got that the other day, too. I figured they bought a list from
Performance/Nashbar. Those Italian wool jerseys looked tempting, at least until
I saw the list price. Yeesh.

Well it IS cycling related junk mail, so I am not too upset that
performance / nashbar sold them my address. But if I start getting JUNK
like the "AS SEEN ON TV" catalog I am going to send them a nice email
and complain about it. I don't need any cycling stuff right now but I
will probably bookmark them and put them on my links page on my website.

Ken
--
The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands and, when it gets
old and shabby, a woman can dispose of it and get a new one without
shocking the entire community. ~Ann Strong

Ken C. M. wrote:
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

Ken

The mailbox was full of catalogs

performance bicycle (x2)
bike nashbar
world cycling productions
velogear
rei

and a bicyling mag issue.

-bdbafh

"Ken C. M." wrote in message
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I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items. No
actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?



My girlfriend bought my Lance 4 watch from Velo Gear. Good service, not such
a great watch. Poor battery life, delicate case, poor design.

"Kristian M Zoerhoff" wrote in message
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In article , ken@up-yours-
spammer.net says...
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

I got that the other day, too. I figured they bought a list from
Performance/Nashbar. Those Italian wool jerseys looked tempting, at least
until
I saw the list price. Yeesh.


Want a nice long sleeved wool jersey, complete with embroidery?

http://shop.newbelgium.com/Merchant2...tegory_Code=BJ

Yes, it's made in China, but it's nice thick wool, and it's only $59. Can't
beat that.

Ken C. M. wrote:
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

I was excited to see that they carry the college jerseys in small size
but they don't have my school. When will Nashbar/Adrenaline realize
that there is a bigger market for men's "S" than "XXL" in the cycling
apparel world?

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potato.com says...

"Kristian M Zoerhoff" wrote in message
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In article , ken@up-yours-
spammer.net says...
I never heard of this one before. www.velogear.com Just on a quick look
through of the catalog it looks to be mostly gift / clothing type items.
No actual hardware. Has anyone ever bought anything from them?

I got that the other day, too. I figured they bought a list from
Performance/Nashbar. Those Italian wool jerseys looked tempting, at least
until
I saw the list price. Yeesh.


Want a nice long sleeved wool jersey, complete with embroidery?

http://shop.newbelgium.com/Merchant2...tegory_Code=BJ

Yes, it's made in China, but it's nice thick wool, and it's only $59. Can't
beat that.

And it's from a brewery! Huzzah!

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__o Kristian Zoerhoff
_'\(,_
(_)/ (_)