I suspect that one biker in a hundred actually needs the support and comfort of these comical Lycra Spandex costumes: for a long-distance ride or actual race. But that doesn't stop a far greater percentage of pretentious pseudo-marathoners from donning these skin-tight long-line girdles and comic book shoes to bike for a couple of miles. Actually it seems to me that in recent years people have become much more natural, much more themselves. Ergo these "athletes" remain one of the last categories of "look at me" affectation.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Breaking Away
I suspect that one biker in a hundred actually needs the support and comfort of these comical Lycra Spandex costumes: for a long-distance ride or actual race. But that doesn't stop a far greater percentage of pretentious pseudo-marathoners from donning these skin-tight long-line girdles and comic book shoes to bike for a couple of miles. Actually it seems to me that in recent years people have become much more natural, much more themselves. Ergo these "athletes" remain one of the last categories of "look at me" affectation.
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