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It's a ridiculous idea that to occasionally splash out on a cycling jersey that costs north of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS you have to be working in the City.
I don't know what the average number of cycling jerseys purchased per cyclist per year are, but let's say for the sake of argument it's two and the average cost of a Rapha jersey is £110.
That's £220 a year, when the average UK salary is £26,500 or £1758 a month after tax. 1% of the average net income is £211. I'm sure I've read that cyclists earn more than average too.
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Smallfurry
If you are a rich city banker, and spend Your Money on Nice resturants, and get fat. People will hate you for it.
If you are a rich city banker, and spend Your Money on Nice cycling kit, and dont get fat. People will hate you for it.
Feck. If you ride around in DHB People will hate you for not pumping Your fat cat wages back into the economy.
Epic meh.