"The zip goes from the back neck to the front waist"
did i misunderstand this ad or the zip runs right up the center of the crack (photos seem to show that too) - hmm comfy on a bike saddle...
be fun putting on too... nothing likely to get caught.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mens-lat...9239851?pt=Men_s_Clothing&hash=item35ca6a702b
or lounging around the house?
?????
Are you watching this item?
No. I searched 'triathlon' on ebay and this popped up again, clicked on it to post it on a friends FB wall and noticed someone had placed a bid.
Or I'm about to receive a triathlon suit with zippered crotch. You decide which story you'd like to believe.
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/forr...ike-70km-black-lightning-narco-mtb/1025684798
Best Bike evaaaa.
:smash:
Can't even get the brand name right. Narco, fucking amazing, it's written on the bike.http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/forr...ike-70km-black-lightning-narco-mtb/1025684798
Best Bike evaaaa.
:smash:
Can't even get the brand name right. Narco, fucking amazing, it's written on the bike.
Not a Giant... now a marketing tool !!!!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2013-Lap...pt=AU_Cycling_New_&hash=item3a8410ec4d&_uhb=1
i was amused anyway... :lol:
Does that mean its died twice?rockshox reba rl with remorte lockout
Not a Giant... now a marketing tool !!!!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2013-Lap...pt=AU_Cycling_New_&hash=item3a8410ec4d&_uhb=1
i was amused anyway... :lol:
Yeah, but specifically 'not giant' is more telling...I've seen people do this to boost there search results on eBay. Listing every bike name on the market will mean their bike shows up in more searches. fcuking annoying it is!
Yeah, but specifically 'not giant' is more telling...
Obvious cat is obvious.....but if they REALLY wanted to increase hits, they would have said 'not giant, Norco, Santa Cruz, yeti, specialized, etc"Putting "not giant" means it isn't false advertising. Still basically done to bump up the search profile. Same as cars advertised "Chevrolet Camaro, NOT ford mustang, challenger, chevelle". Basically a cheap way to advertise rather than saying having "not a giant" as a selling feature.