One time post: Hotvelociti cycling wear for Christmas/ Hannukah

Hi everyone:

I am a new member and out of respect for the group I will only post
once (commercially that is) to tell you about me and my company which
is located in New Jersey.

I was a racer for many years, but much of my time on the bike had been
spent wearing jerseys that either did not represent me (car company
anyone?) or were too feminine. So I started www.hotvelociti.com
because I wanted something
more cutting edge, and not too ditzy. So I started my own company
with the intent to create colorful, fun, racy jerseys with a sense of
humor and hopefully some design sense.

Another intent was to make us more visible on the road. I am also a
journalist and my masters was about the law in NYC regarding people
being killed by cars (very serious, I know). So when I started the
company my intent was to make cyclists very visible, but also to make
the designs playful so drivers would feel happy to give them lots of
space.

Currently we are in our third year, but still so few people know
about us. So I would love it if you would visit our site and check
out some of the great new
jerseys we have.

So please take a moment to check us out. Even if
you don't find something you like for you or a loved one, keep
checking back or mention us to your favorite bike store!!! (or
distributor)

BTW we manufacture in Mexico because we believe in helping out our
fellow continent-- plus the mountain biking in Oaxaca, Mex. is the
best
ever (see my blog, http://benepesbikeblog.blogspot.com); but also
because they print everything with real Italian sublimation machines,
and the color doesn't wear out.

If you are looking for team jerseys/ kits we can do those too, and we
are very competitive price wise.

Enjoy, and thanks!

Jen Benepe
President

(PS hi JT!)

jenben wrote:
(PS hi JT!)

Ah, for that you broke your one time post promise?

Ted van de Weteringe wrote:
jenben wrote:
(PS hi JT!)

Ah, for that you broke your one time post promise?


cummon, it's JT you're talkin' about!

S.

--
Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
http://www.dentaltwins.com
Brooklyn, NY
718-258-5001

On Nov 25, 1:01*am, jenben wrote:
Hi everyone:

I am a new member and out of respect for the group I will only post
once (commercially that is) *to tell you about me and my company which
is located in New Jersey.

I was a racer for many years, but much of my time on the bike had been
spent wearing jerseys that either did not represent me (car company
anyone?) or were too feminine. So I startedwww.hotvelociti.com
because I wanted something
more cutting edge, and not too ditzy. So I started my own company
with the intent to create colorful, fun, racy jerseys with a sense of
humor and hopefully some design sense.

Another intent was to make us more visible on the road. I am also a
journalist and my masters was about the law in NYC regarding people
being killed by cars (very serious, I know). So when I started the
company my intent was to make cyclists very visible, but also to make
the designs playful so drivers would feel happy to give them lots of
space.

Currently we are in our third year, but still so few people know
about us. *So I would love it if you would visit our site and check
out some *of the great new
jerseys we have.

So please take a moment to check us out. Even if
you don't find something you like for you or a loved one, keep
checking back or mention us to your favorite bike store!!! (or
distributor)

BTW we manufacture in Mexico because we believe in helping out our
fellow continent-- plus the mountain biking in Oaxaca, Mex. is the
best
ever (see my blog,http://benepesbikeblog.blogspot.com);but also
because they print everything with real Italian sublimation machines,
and the color doesn't wear out.

If you are looking for team jerseys/ kits we can do those too, and we
are very competitive price wise.

Enjoy, and thanks!

Jen Benepe
President

(PS hi JT!)

How does one get your new jersey?

-ilan

On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:03:46 -0800 (PST), wrote:

How does one get your new jersey?

http://www.hotvelociti.com/men/jerseys/mens-jerseys.htm

On Nov 26, 3:22*am, John Forrest Tomlinson
wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:03:46 -0800 (PST), wrote:
How does one get your new jersey?

http://www.hotvelociti.com/men/jerseys/mens-jerseys.htm

Disappointed. After all that effort on my part, I was expecting this
from you: http://www.urban75.org/photos/newyork/images/ny194.jpg

-ilan

On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:04:54 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Nov 26, 3:22*am, John Forrest Tomlinson
wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:03:46 -0800 (PST), wrote:
How does one get your new jersey?

http://www.hotvelociti.com/men/jerseys/mens-jerseys.htm

Disappointed. After all that effort on my part, I was expecting this
from you: http://www.urban75.org/photos/newyork/images/ny194.jpg

Beautiful.

On Nov 25, 1:01 am, jenben wrote:
Hi everyone:

I am a new member and out of respect for the group I will only post
once (commercially that is) to tell you about me and my company which
is located in New Jersey.

I was a racer for many years, but much of my time on the bike had been
spent wearing jerseys that either did not represent me (car company
anyone?) or were too feminine. So I startedwww.hotvelociti.com
because I wanted something

You complain that some of your jerseys were too feminine, and then you
design this?

http://www.hotvelociti.com/men/jerse....mainimage.htm

What _is_ too feminine, in your opinion?