yeah! now *thats* clothing to ride your bike on in *style*! take that lycra!
man, the average cyclist from the 30s-50s has more style in their socks than anyone in the prop peloton does these days...
anyone know where to find knee-length argyle socks in wool? all the golf shops seem to have is cotton/poly blends. sheesh! :)
-joel
>Pic of the Day Special
>"Guide to Fashion"
>
>Winter training on the Italian Riviera, February 1949.
>
>Mud-guards, no bottles, Simplex derailleurs for the bikes. Berets,
>plus-fours (sp?), plaid socks (except Serse isn't wearing socks), no
>gloves, and tight woolen sweaters for the riders.
>
>>From left to right unknown amature, Fausto Coppi (Bianchi), Luigi
>>Casola (Benotto), unknown amature, Serse Coppi (Bianchi), Oreste
>>Conte (Bianchi).
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>Three men who died rather young: Serse Coppi died age 28 from head
>injuries suffered in a crash at the 1951 Giro del Piemonte . Oreste
>Conte died in 1956 age 37, two years after retiring from the sport.
>Fausto Coppi died of malaria in 1960 at age 40.
>
>http://www.myimgs.com/data/aldoross/WinterBerets.jpg
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>Aldo Ross
>Blue Ball, Ohio
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i know what innocence looks like - and it wasn't there,
after she got that bicycle...