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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/h...g/newsid_30300 00/3030160.stm "If you ride more than a couple of miles a day and have a high-performance racing or mountain bike, then it's worth forking out the extra cash for the proper gear." WTF?!? -- Phil, Squid-in-Training |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
WTF indeed. I ride more than 5K miles/year (and more than that this year)
on a steel bike priced like titanium and gold that I bought just so that I don't need to BUY BUY BUY bike specific rags. Bike retailers' biggest enemy is their marketing philosophy. "Phil, Squid-in-Training" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/h...g/newsid_30300 00/3030160.stm "If you ride more than a couple of miles a day and have a high-performance racing or mountain bike, then it's worth forking out the extra cash for the proper gear." WTF?!? -- Phil, Squid-in-Training |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
Now there's a subtle way to introduce race into the non-issue. Are you
Nigerian? "Kevan Smith" /\/\ wrote in message ... Does anybody who's ridden for any amount of time still read BuyCycling for Whitey magazine? -- http://home.sport.rr.com/cuthulu/ human rights = peace When this load is DONE I think I'll wash it AGAIN ... 1:14:21 PM 16 July 2003 |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/h...g/newsid_30300 00/3030160.stm "If you ride more than a couple of miles a day and have a high-performance racing or mountain bike, then it's worth forking out the extra cash for the proper gear." "Phil, Squid-in-Training" perspicacious as always, wrote in message ... WTF?!? "Doug Huffman" wrote in message ... WTF indeed. I ride more than 5K miles/year (and more than that this year) on a steel bike priced like titanium and gold that I bought just so that I don't need to BUY BUY BUY bike specific rags. Bike retailers' biggest enemy is their marketing philosophy. _OUR_ 'marketing philosophy'??? WTF?!? -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
Kevan Smith /\/\ wrote:
Now there's a subtle way to introduce race into the non-issue. Are you Nigerian? On the contrary. Look through BuyCycling magazine and see how many non-white people you see, then look up from the magazine and see how many you see in the real world. BuyCycling, indeed Rodale in general in all of their publications, seem to go out of their way to exclude minorities. Recently, the only black people I've seen in the magazine have been in ads for charity bike rides. Asians? Hispanics? Forget it. Actually, the more serious problem is that Bicycling is now more about selling cars than bikes. Count up how many full page ads they run, at around $25,000 each, for cars and trucks, relative to bikes, bike gear and bicycle advocacy. -- Ted Bennett Portland OR |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
Kevan Smith /\/\ wrote:
Now there's a subtle way to introduce race into the non-issue. Are you Nigerian? On the contrary. Look through BuyCycling magazine and see how many non-white people you see, then look up from the magazine and see how many you see in the real world. BuyCycling, indeed Rodale in general in all of their publications, seem to go out of their way to exclude minorities. Recently, the only black people I've seen in the magazine have been in ads for charity bike rides. Asians? Hispanics? Forget it. "Ted Bennett" wrote in message ... Actually, the more serious problem is that Bicycling is now more about selling cars than bikes. Count up how many full page ads they run, at around $25,000 each, for cars and trucks, relative to bikes, bike gear and bicycle advocacy. For an eye opening experience with Buycycling's advertising structure, page through a subscription copy and a bike shop copy together. Thye used to get hate mail from dealers about the deep discount ads, being on the rack right in the bike shop. Now LBS copies just show 'filler' ads . Problem solved. -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 20:56:17 -0500, Kevan Smith /\/\
wrote: Asians? In almost every issue... Nelson Lu, one of their bike reviewers, is of Asian heritage. |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
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"Doug Huffman" Now there's a subtle way to introduce race into the non-issue. Are you Nigerian? Doug, he's still smarting because last year he wrote a rant to and about Bicycling Magazine demanding they put a dark-skinned rider on their February issue because it is Black History month in the U.S. They ignored him and that hurt his ego big time. Pat in TX |
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Perhaps someone should tell "BICYCLING" mag's "Style Man" about this...
"Pat" wrote: "Doug Huffman" Now there's a subtle way to introduce race into the non-issue. Are you Nigerian? Doug, he's still smarting because last year he wrote a rant to and about Bicycling Magazine demanding they put a dark-skinned rider on their February issue because it is Black History month in the U.S. They ignored him and that hurt his ego big time. Hmmm... |
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