Ready for 2012! Here’s a great picture to get us started. Yes I do have a kinkier side and this picture really puts things together — a nice skinsuit, cycling gear, and this guy being mounted on a platform that opens your imagination to the possibilities!
I saw it here: link
This is hot.
I’ve already had thoughts about doing this at my new job. Wearing a matching cycling kit to work. Or my fullbody swimsuit. It doesn’t makes sense. You do it because you can. If you can.
Early this morning I grabbed some groceries while wearing a singlet, and wearing a long-sleeve compression shirt over it. A clerk asked me if he could help me with anything. Maybe he meant handling my package.
All you courageous people.
This cycling team’s “cabin boy” (or whatever you call the guy) shows how much he can take in his moth.
Possibly my favorite picture from The Fixed Gear shows a pair of Dutch cyclists on the bench. I just love the look of the guy on the right … he has unzipped his skinsuit, he’s staring out into space, and maybe he’s waiting for something, maybe from his teammate sitting next to him. Just maybe.
[Edit 09/09] Of course, from reading The Fixed Gear, I knew that these cyclists are Teun Mulder and Tim Veldt. In their latest post they introduce again the dutch cyclists, including Theo Bos.
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I’m back from my Labor Day weekend vacation. You gotta worry about when I go out of town. I resettle back home in a different way, and I might end up not blogging for a while. I hope I don’t do that again this time.
That’s Theo Box. And getting to stretch him is a nice job to have.
Source
An honest account of why cyclists wear lycra:
Another fun video by the same guy: Preparation
An homage to the new blog discovery this week, The Fixed Gear. Also, I’ve never had computer-animated lycra on this blog before.
I love this blog: The Fixed Gear
Bloggers Kean and Anna share their admiration for track cyclists! (examples here and here).
We have long been fascinated by the human body, the graceful curves and the impeccable beauty is simply beyond anything we can ever dream of. Seeing a person in tight fitting wear with all the peculiarities and beauty of the human body intact is simply a sight to behold. [...] Appreciating athletes in full tight form fitting lycra gear but respecting them by offering a constructive analysis of their build.
And they, like me, have experience in the cycling industry.
Thanks for the link, btw.
