CycleChat T-shirts

[rich p]

What about that Norwegian version that involves throwing coins against the skirting board though?

That sounds more like 'penny-up-the-wall'.

Funnily enough, I found a funny coin with a hole in it under the skirting board recently

 

[MossCommuter]

Funnily enough, I found a funny coin with a hole in it under the skirting board recently

It's mine

 

[MontyVeda]

I've done some asking around and there's potentially a way for us to have a CC online shop without any investment. There are a few services that stock plain, unbranded gear then give you a free storefront and apply your logo / image to products when an order is placed. They take care of everything and CC gets a small commission on the sale of each item.

Obviously we'd need to make sure the prices were reasonable and the quality was acceptable, so let me look into it and see if we can make it happen.

PM sent

 

[Dayvo]

Funnily enough, I found a funny coin with a hole in it under the skirting board recently

Think that must have been an old polo mint, Ricardo!

 

[Hitchington]

What about that Norwegian version that involves throwing coins against the skirting board though?

I play that game when I get home drunk while attempting to take my jeans off before collapsing in a heap.

 

[Diggs]

Another vote for water bottles, plus you can never have enough caps

 

[Louch]

Bidons would be a very discreet way to say " we are all cycling together" on cc rides.

Might even buy more if there is a CC Ecosse section

 

[Katherine]

Had to Google bidon...
I suppose you might want to speak French when you're doing French named rides but a CC ride would be in English surely?
So, yes, I would buy a CC water bottle, as long as it had a decent spout.

 

[Louch]

We don't speak English up here north of the wall

 

[Booyaa]

Had to Google bidon...
I suppose you might want to speak French when you're doing French named rides but a CC ride would be in English surely?
So, yes, I would buy a CC water bottle, as long as it had a decent spout.

If you do a search you will find a recent argument on the use of the French language for cycling terms, particularly the use of bidon.

 

[Drago]

Not sure a CycleChat bidet would go with my bathroom, butnId have a T shirt if they were available in genuine man sizes.

 

[Hyslop]

We don't speak English up here north of the wall

We dont speak a refined version just South of it either!

 

[Katherine]

I bet you all fill up your water bottle before you set off though!

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

[QUOTE 3697793, member: 45"]In the past we've managed to arrange CC gear because someone has volunteered to do it. And it's a bit of a commitment.

So if anyone who has expressed an interest in gear would like to step forward....[/QUOTE]

Like cycling clubs across the world, I can see lots of "err, well, mmmm, I'm a bit busy just now, could, err, you not do it for me?..."

 

[mybike]

Bidons would be a very discreet way to say " we are all cycling together" on cc rides.

Might even buy more if there is a CC Ecosse section

You reminded me of an occasion when I was prevented from 'filtering' because two cars were travelling together. The driver steadfastly ignored me & the passenger was making frantic signals. "We're Together" has been a family joke ever since!