Maybe this is just talking back-in-the-day sh*t, but I do feel like this used to be a lot more common in the Shore-to-Sky mountain bike scene. Folks assembling top-end long travel rigs out of the trunks of rusto-wagons. You know, holding up the hatch because the gas-struts are blown and they don't want to get klonked in the head but they're putting the wheels on a loaded Demo 7.
But then it also used to be common to see folks rocking Dickies or thrice-patched Roach shorts while pedaling up full-XTR rigs. These days it seems to be that the transportation/toy/threads all generally match.
Just the number of pairs of S-Works shoes I've noticed lately. Speaking of boring-looking stuff that costs a lot of money - $600 Specialized clip-in shoes.
July 11, 2022, 12:03 a.m. - Andrew Major
Maybe this is just talking back-in-the-day sh*t, but I do feel like this used to be a lot more common in the Shore-to-Sky mountain bike scene. Folks assembling top-end long travel rigs out of the trunks of rusto-wagons. You know, holding up the hatch because the gas-struts are blown and they don't want to get klonked in the head but they're putting the wheels on a loaded Demo 7. But then it also used to be common to see folks rocking Dickies or thrice-patched Roach shorts while pedaling up full-XTR rigs. These days it seems to be that the transportation/toy/threads all generally match. Just the number of pairs of S-Works shoes I've noticed lately. Speaking of boring-looking stuff that costs a lot of money - $600 Specialized clip-in shoes.