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Happiness Stan

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Will you continue to wear:

Your Livestrong wristband,
Your Livestrong Giro helmet,
Your Livestrong Oakley sunglasses,
Your USPS, Discovery, Radioshack jersey, shorts, socks
Your Nike Livestong Shoes,
and ride your Trek Livestrong bike?
 

Buddfox

Veteran
Location
London
Livestrong wristband - yes, I just like the colour, and to be fair I've worn it for I don't know how many years non-stop, so it just stays on
My USPS shirt - yes, it's a cool design and I like the Discovery logo. This I only bought recently, on ebay, it was never an LA related purchase.

It does make me feel like a fanboy though - I wore both on my commute today!
 

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
I chatted to a stranger on a ride today who volunteered the information that he was slightly irritated that he had to ride a Trek. It's all pretty irrelevant though.
 

Noodley

Guest
I chatted to a stranger on a ride today who volunteered the information that he was slightly irritated that he had to ride a Trek. It's all pretty irrelevant though.

The correct translation being:
"I went up to this complete nobber today, who I had never seen before; he was riding a Trek and I grabbed him by the throat and demanded if he was proud to support a drug cheat. He wimpered a reply which I took to mean that he was suitably chastised and will never ride that bike ever again."
 
Before I could continue to wear them I would need to start wearing them which I have no plans to do. But I guess I am not as much a fanboy as some here :thumbsup:
 
There is a real assumption here that anyone really cares!

Ask why they were bought ad the whole question becomes an irrelavance
 

martint235

Dog on a bike
Location
Welling
If I hadn't lost it, I'd continue to wear my wristband. Even if he'd cheated at every single race I still think that the livestrong foundation does good work.
 
Is there a way that I can avoid brands tainted by the Cheatstrong association even harder than I already do? I mean, I'd rather buy a Halfords BSO than a Trek. Bontrager, Nike and Oakley are right out and it's too soon to go looking for an amusingly ironic USPS jersey. What does a chap do?

@martint235 - if you think propping up the public reputation of Lance Armstrong is good work, then go right ahead. Otherwise, sling some money to a charity like Macmillan or Cancer Research.
 

johnnyh

Veteran
Location
Somerset
oh my god, I will never ride my Trek again, I will go out now and run over it in my truck... oh hell that is a Nissan...

deary me, in other news people were being blown apart in Syria.


Yes I will ride my Trek and enjoy every second on it :smile:
 

martint235

Dog on a bike
Location
Welling
Is there a way that I can avoid brands tainted by the Cheatstrong association even harder than I already do? I mean, I'd rather buy a Halfords BSO than a Trek. Bontrager, Nike and Oakley are right out and it's too soon to go looking for an amusingly ironic USPS jersey. What does a chap do?

@martint235 - if you think propping up the public reputation of Lance Armstrong is good work, then go right ahead. Otherwise, sling some money to a charity like Macmillan or Cancer Research.
And providing a service for cancer sufferers isn't good work then?

The guy in my local cancer research shop was once done for mugging an old lady so I can't really support them anymore. *

* Not really but hopefully you get the point.
 

StuAff

Silencing his legs regularly
Location
Portsmouth
Have a Trek. One that has a sticker to proclaim Trek as 7 times TDF champion on the seat tube. This is no longer the case. Can't bring myself to give a toss, let alone remove said sticker.

Specialized use Tom Boonen as a poster boy. Does that promote cocaine? Nope.
 
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