Wayne,
I agree with your approach. Something simple (but hopefully not too plain) and classic in appearance in keeping with the theme and intersets of the group. Personally, I'm not in favor of making a billboard out of it either from a current or vintage sponsor/product viewpoint.
Since I'm a squirt, that's my $.01 worth. I could wear a large as a nightshirt!
Brian Baylis
La Mesa, CA
>
> I, for one, would be very interested in a CR wool jersey. I've been
> exercising my delete key on the Peugeot jersey issue because I really have
> no interest in one. I sold my PX10 years ago and have no immediate interest
> in acquiring another Peugeot anytime soon. I have no problem with the
> Peugeot-philes among us pursuing a jersey all their own, but it would seem
> that a CR jersey has a much broader appeal, and might generate more interest
> across the list. That, of course, would help generate the kind of numbers
> that would make the project feasible and more cost effective (read
> reasonable price per piece).
>
> As for style, my vote would be for something classy but simple. Something
> that might actually look like a "real" classic jersey. Okay, I'll admit,
> most "real" classic jerseys are pretty boring. My point is that I think the
> design should be something that is in keeping with, and reflects, the simple
> elegance of the classic lightweight bicycles we all love.
>
> Just my two cents worth.
>
> Wayne Bingham
> Falls Church VA