Yes, we have T-Shirts, Rotor Logo on the front, design on the back, caps too:
http://www.rotorcranksusa.com/inquire_clothing.htm
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Gary Tingley: Jan 22, 05 20:58
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Re: Rotor Cranks are ready! [Cousin Elwood]
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Yes, we have T-Shirts, Rotor Logo on the front, design on the back, caps too:
http://www.rotorcranksusa.com/inquire_clothing.htm
Re: Rotor Cranks are ready! [Gary Tingley]
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Hey Gary:
2 points:
#1: Why do your hats have to be so Nascar? And may I get a coupon code for the T-shirt?
#2: I am a long-time USCF cat 1 field sprinter. This past year grew up and did IMMOO. Realized that pushing big gears in crits forever screwed up back and hip flexors. Having ordered and ridden 500 mi on cateye ciclosimulator (I am from Wisconsin and we have about 3 feet of snow now), my hip flexors seem totally shot when I switch back to "regular" cranks. I try to do fixed gear when I can get outside. Any other tips to regain balance? Feel great when I am on Rotor Cranks, but am still doing some USCF racing this year and want confidence to now I am not screwing myself up when I ride a regular old DA crankset.
dan-O
p.s. will be staying in Poway March 25 until April 1. Any good ride/run suggestions?
2 points:
#1: Why do your hats have to be so Nascar? And may I get a coupon code for the T-shirt?
#2: I am a long-time USCF cat 1 field sprinter. This past year grew up and did IMMOO. Realized that pushing big gears in crits forever screwed up back and hip flexors. Having ordered and ridden 500 mi on cateye ciclosimulator (I am from Wisconsin and we have about 3 feet of snow now), my hip flexors seem totally shot when I switch back to "regular" cranks. I try to do fixed gear when I can get outside. Any other tips to regain balance? Feel great when I am on Rotor Cranks, but am still doing some USCF racing this year and want confidence to now I am not screwing myself up when I ride a regular old DA crankset.
dan-O
p.s. will be staying in Poway March 25 until April 1. Any good ride/run suggestions?
Hi seamus:
1. I did not design the caps, and have suggested to the factory that future designs are more "subtle". For a coupon code, log in here: http://www.rotorcranksusa.com/eclub.htm, and you can get the code. If you have ordered from Rotor Cranks USA in the past, your E-Club log in and password are on your sales invoice at the bottom.
2. I am not too experienced in the field of hip flexor balance, or lack thereof, maybe another poster here can chime in with a suggestion? I have not heard of this before.
3. Here are a couple of links/rides for routes near you in Poway:
http://efgh.com/bike/sesc.htm
http://efgh.com/bike/old101.htm
http://www.ranchoscycling.org/rides.html
And this ride will interest you, fast Pro/1/2 roadies and pro triathletes, very popular:
http://www.swamis.org/rides.shtm
http://www.socalcycling.com/...es/weekly/swamis.htm
1. I did not design the caps, and have suggested to the factory that future designs are more "subtle". For a coupon code, log in here: http://www.rotorcranksusa.com/eclub.htm, and you can get the code. If you have ordered from Rotor Cranks USA in the past, your E-Club log in and password are on your sales invoice at the bottom.
2. I am not too experienced in the field of hip flexor balance, or lack thereof, maybe another poster here can chime in with a suggestion? I have not heard of this before.
3. Here are a couple of links/rides for routes near you in Poway:
http://efgh.com/bike/sesc.htm
http://efgh.com/bike/old101.htm
http://www.ranchoscycling.org/rides.html
And this ride will interest you, fast Pro/1/2 roadies and pro triathletes, very popular:
http://www.swamis.org/rides.shtm
http://www.socalcycling.com/...es/weekly/swamis.htm