I got my new tri-top today. Tyr singlet in charcoal gray and teal. I realized abashedly that it actually matches my bike. I swear I didn't plan it, it just turned out that way... it was one of the few colors they had in my size after I initially tried to order plain white!
Anyway, it is skin tight and I feel uber-sexy in it!
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01-23-2007, 06:20 PM #1
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Spandex makes me feel sexy
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01-23-2007, 06:47 PM #2
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woo hoo! you go! congrats on the new suit.
I hope I someday feel sexy in a tri suit. But for now bike shorts will have to do.
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01-23-2007, 07:17 PM #3
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I accidently did something similar. I bought an awesome giro helmet, regular price 300 clams and I got it for 100. It was XS and BRIGHT green. hence why no one would buy it. I got it home and realized it matches the green of my road bike frame exactly!! I got a rep for my matching bike and helmet. People would tell me 3 weeks later that they saw me out riding, I could not be mistaken for anyone else!
Originally Posted by Kimmyt
And I also feel very sexy in my lycra. I have to buy a new tri suit for the racing season. Let me know how the TYR works for you. I may order one.
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01-24-2007, 01:48 AM #4
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Wait until you put on a wetsuit!!!!
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01-24-2007, 04:09 AM #5
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I end up having a bit of matching stuff, not for the purpose of matching, but my favorite colors happen to be yellow and blue.
Congrats on the new tri suit.~ Susie
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01-24-2007, 11:38 AM #6
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Wahine, my top is not a one-piece. It's called a 'singlet' on trisports' website although I think that's misleading... a singlet to me is a one-piece. This top is sort of similar to a cycling sleeveless jersely, no thin straps to give me marks or anything, with a zipper about halfway down. It's actually really nice. I will post a review of it once I try it out whilst cycling, running, swimming or all of the above.
I do really like the material, however.
I was going to order shorts along with it, but then trisports gave me a hassle so I never got around to it. I must...resist...urge... to buy matching charcoal colored shorts!
K.
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01-24-2007, 01:47 PM #7
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Thanks K. Originally Posted by Kimmyt
Wahine, my top is not a one-piece. It's called a 'singlet' on trisports' website although I think that's misleading... a singlet to me is a one-piece. This top is sort of similar to a cycling sleeveless jersely, no thin straps to give me marks or anything, with a zipper about halfway down. It's actually really nice. I will post a review of it once I try it out whilst cycling, running, swimming or all of the above. I do really like the material, however.
I was going to order shorts along with it, but then trisports gave me a hassle so I never got around to it. I must...resist...urge... to buy matching charcoal colored shorts!
K.
I was actually looking at that exact top myself so I'll be really interested to hear what you think. I often have problems with the tops being too loose around the neck. Thanks in advance for the review.
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