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ChopStiR's picture

By ChopStiR - Posted on 26 July 2010

I'm starting a thresh thread and any new updates I make I will post in here.

I like criticism good and bad. Tell me what you like or what you dislike, or what I should try and do and I will maybe give it a shot.

I have also left them in my edit size(huge), so here are thumbnail links to photobucket.com

Wallpaper
Fidling with a Wallpaper idea

StickerV1-1
Sticker Idea Version 1.1

Logov2
Logo Idea Version 2.This is a gif file, and I made the background set to transparent.

deadparrot's picture

Must say the bottom one is my favorite and looks the best. My two cents worth.

moggio's picture

I like the basic concept of the wheel as the O and the various of it... the sticker design is real nice... or maybe even better as a basis of jersey design. How does the text look on that if instead of blue they are made another colour like a yellow... do they then drown out the BMORC?

One thing is the seat bit sticking out between the riders legs can probably just be made the same colour as the rider otherwise he looks a bit like he has his tackle hanging out.

Nerf Herder's picture

yeah the last one would be a noice jersey I reckon ... sans the ".com" ... but needs the "sustainable ..." blurb a la the stickers IMO

Would people be interested in a T-shirt jersey ... as opposed to a Roadie/XC jersey ... no pockets either (although open to a flat zipped pocket on back maybs)

Say something not as baggy as a DH jersey ... but not as tight as a Lycra bandit jersey ... how much are you willing to pay for one ... $25 to $50

xtc's picture

$50 would have to be a winner Al, if it could be done for that price. BrianH.

waratah's picture

That does sound good. I have never been comfortable with the lycra clad style, and the DH styles can look a bit overly butch - we need a middle ground in cycle fashion and BMORC can lead the way Smiling

ChopStiR's picture

lol, moggio. was thinking the same thing about the seat but wanted to see if anyone thought the same. i'll do a different version of the sticker with a dif coloured text and i'll trial a logo without the .com and try to add the other text. see what i can do.

moggio's picture

Request... could you make a version, I guess similiar to the last one you posted, (ie number 3 which was a gif) which would be suitable for black and white printing as a letterhead. So I guess various greys that would print well and have suitable resolution. Oh and without the pecker! Smiling

Just think we may need a letterhead soon and that would look pretty good.

Thanks!

Nerf Herder's picture

http://www.customyourshirt.com/team-sportswear-t...

I like the lighter ones ... I'm just not comfortable with the material until I see it ... but something to look at. I also think its a bit exccy (but haven't talked to them yet)

also bought one of these ... looks much nicer in real life with a black panel on the sides

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?M....

I'm thinking white ... or light blue ... but these are pretty impractical for MTB ... bah ... search continues

*edit spelzing

ChopStiR's picture

How are these? removed the pecker seat and removed the .com

I tried to set dimension but I dont have a printer to test them.

Logo

Logo Should print 30mmx30mm, forgot to make a greyscale version.

Letterhead v1

Letterhead Should print 160mmx30mm allowing for a 25mm margin left and right on an A4 page.

Letterhead v1 Greyscale

Letterhead Greyscale Should print 160mmx30mm allowing for a 25mm margin left and right on an A4 page.

moggio's picture

Thanks a lot.. look nice.

Will use them.

Nerf Herder's picture

Much nicer without Mog's pecker Smiling ... and the grey rear wheel.

Good one Tim

Nerf Herder's picture

FYI

I've made contact with a sweat shop in the Philippines ... getting some samples, colours and quotes etc.

keep you posted.

Rob's picture

If you want to buy locally (and for a few bucks a shirt more, why not?) I can recommend these guys:

http://www.certton.com.au/

Good quality gear. The 'fashion' fit uses thinner, lighter cotton and might not be for everyone but the other 'classic' range is probably more what an MTB rider should use.

We did large order last year with many colour combinations. The best was a classic black shirt, blue print with white outline - looked great!

Nerf Herder's picture

Thanks Rob ... I'll put that on the list when I go looking for casual Tees. (did you manage to get a volume discount at all ??)

Rob's picture

Erm... I think there was some sort of volume discount but don't have the figures right now. No doubt it may change anyhow so best to just ask them when you have your numbers ready.

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