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2015 Premium BNA Cycling Kit - Orders Closed
Postby AUbicycles » Fri Apr 11, 2014 12:27 pm
UPDATE: ORDERS HAVE CLOSED..... sorry but you missed out
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There has been renewed interest in BNA Cycling kit and in short, it is a numbers game. If I can get enough numbers I would be happy to start a new order.
My intention would be to retain the existing design but also will take feedback onboard if there is overwhelming interest to change - or for example, interest in only one jersey version (eg. blue).
I would also keep the same supplier and this also means that this is not a budget priced kit. But for clarity it will be priced at a 'cut-even' so you are also not paying a premium. The kit is really good quality and lasts well - so a worthwhile investment. The only thing is to take care choosing the sizes and before getting to this I would gather feedback from others who have purchased to help everyone get the best suited size.
As a point of reference, a kit with jersey + bib knicks would be around $200.
The price isn't fixed however will give you some orientation.
Lets kick this off with a survey to judge the level of interest. If you are not interest, please take part as your feedback is also valuable.
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Postby thomashouseman » Fri Apr 11, 2014 12:35 pm
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby m@ » Fri Apr 11, 2014 1:14 pm
+manythomashouseman wrote:Most comfortable kit I've owned. I'd buy a 2nd set for sure.
I am definitely in for at least one kit... and extra socks!
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby AUbicycles » Fri Apr 11, 2014 1:22 pm
With the socks, I am considering whether I would do two pairs for a kit. It became a little difficult last time with the min. volume order requirements. My socks are going really well and I only wear them riding so havn't walked holes through them - so certainly interested in feedback whether that would make sense.
Personally I was interested in a winter style jacket however that it probably a bit much - unless everyone was keen on certain accessories.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby thomashouseman » Fri Apr 11, 2014 1:32 pm
Spokey Dokeys!AUbicycles wrote: unless everyone was keen on certain accessories.
+1 to the two pairs of socks idea.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby m@ » Fri Apr 11, 2014 1:44 pm
I'd go for a gillet over a jacket, though a plain-ish black generic one looks fine; same applies to gloves I guess. A cap that really 'meshes' with the kit design would be nice though...
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2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby cyclotaur » Fri Apr 11, 2014 4:56 pm
I bought 2 pairs the first time.thomashouseman wrote:+1 to the two pairs of socks idea.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby AUbicycles » Fri Apr 11, 2014 10:18 pm
Would also look into a jacket. I really like my Ground Effect jacket (which is coincidently also in BNA blue) however it is not branded.
Example: Winter Jacket
But, if the trend is a vest and reliance on armwarmers - lets discuss.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby Mulger bill » Sat Apr 12, 2014 9:27 pm
My blue Strada seems to stand out like the proverbials in daylight, anecdotal I know but I get less of those stop, start, stop things you often get from side streets.outnabike wrote:I just don't think the design does much for visibility. I don't mean going canary yellow, but some thing with a splash of colour to be seen.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby queequeg » Sun Apr 13, 2014 12:39 am
Presumably the survey is not visible on tapatalk, so I'll check that later.
How is the sizing? I find that sometimes a Large race cut fits me nicely but is too short, but an XL is too baggy but has the length.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby AUbicycles » Sun Apr 13, 2014 9:55 pm
The black - Corsa (Race) is, in my own view, a hot looking kit, quite minimal and stylish. I mostly have worn in competing or MTBing or riding with great visibility.
For visibility yellow and splashed of red would be better however it is not the identity of BNA and I visibility and safety is a key concern - I would recommend some of the fluero garments. However a touch of class and great addition is the reflective piping on the rear of jersey (H patter - left righ seams and across the top of the pocket).
The jersey and knicks also have the flatloc stitching - very comfortable.
Lets see how we go with numbers.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby queequeg » Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:14 pm
I said blue as a preference, but I'd still go black...or doesn't it matter as far as numbers go?
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby flashpixx » Mon Apr 14, 2014 6:18 pm
Socks = Yes
Jacket = Yes (for the 5 days in Perth's winter I would need it :p)
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby Dirty32 » Tue Apr 15, 2014 11:57 am
Likewise - voted on the black kit, but if the Blue kit has more interest, I am happy with either (if the numbers arent supportive of ordering both colours).queequeg wrote:There wasn't a survey question on whether colour was of no concern.
I said blue as a preference, but I'd still go black...or doesn't it matter as far as numbers go?
I'd also likely be interested in a pair of socks and a gillet style vest (over a full jacket), if it becomes an option.
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Re: 2014 - New BNA Cycling Kit
Postby AUbicycles » Sat Apr 26, 2014 10:50 pm
Yes, there are womens sizes so all good
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