It really depends on the design. I think the dress could be a nice way to say that biking is more than dudes in lycra, but I think that Bike Geek would work fine for both genders, no need for -ette imo.
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07-31-2009, 12:06 AM #1
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07-31-2009, 03:55 AM #2
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+1 on Geek being good for both genders
There's a thread on the boards about whether we'd ride in a short skirt or dress and I think the consensus was that many of us use bikes for more than exercise, but most of us don't ride in long skirts, or even short skirts.
When I take my bike out for non-workout stuff, I'm wearing shorts and a tank or t-shirt with my hair in a pony tail.
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