"Ride like a girl"... How do you feel about that?

[short cut sally]

I purchased the RLAG socks a couple years back and gave them as gifts to the other girls that I rode with. One lady asked me if I was trying to tell her something. She responded first with, I don't know if I should be offended or take them as a compliment. She then asked me if I thought she should slow down and cycle slower like the "rest of the girls did". Needless to say, I never purchased socks with that saying again. I still wear mine, and enjoy wearing my socks. I wouldn't mind a small bumper sticker that says that, but as far as bigger items, shirts, sweatshirts with that saying, not for me.

[chutch]

I never took offense to it. I always assumed, like others, that it was to give an offensive phrase new meaning. I do think they should branch out and try some other colors instead of pink. It can still be feminine but more color variety may tone down the cutesy-ness of it.