29 March 2008
Going (in) GREEN
Posted by todd under: Clothing .
Over at the Bicycle Forums, they’re going crazy for this shirt.
“Kelly” and “grass” are the names of the colors, btw — those words aren’t on the shirt.
It’s a clever design — “infinity” miles per gallon — and the price is OK at $15. And it seems to be selling pretty well, as several sizes are out.
Hey — this is a perfect shirt for all you fair-weather cycling wimps who are about to blow the dust off the wheels after a long winter of inactivity! 
An aside. One thing that gets overlooked when discussing the relative costs of cycling versus driving: it’s expensive to keep a car, but it’s not cheap to keep that human machine powered up, either.
No connection with the seller, I do not profit from this endorsement although I did approve this message, etc., etc.
BTW, got any favorite cycling T-shirts? Send me the link.
One Comment so far...
Kent Peterson Says:
20 April 2008 at 7:56 pm.
I’m biased since I made it but I’m partial to the “No War For Chain Lube” shirt shown here:
In fact, I almost ALWAYS wear one (while riding a bike anyway). (On the other hand, if YOU don't want to wear a helmet, I have no problem with it.) I don't remember what happened on this particular day. Fortunately for all of us it makes for a less-nerdly picture. My exceptionally talented professional photographer friend Charles Bertram took this photo.
I asked my 6-year-old son, Caleb, an avid bicyclist and artist, to draw a bike for me. I think he did a great job!
