Team #SavedTheCrew is back for a second year of riding in Pelotonia to raise money for cancer research and give back to the community. We’d love to have as many Crew fans as possible get involved, and there are multiple ways to do so. 1. Join the Peloton either as a rider, virtual rider, or event volunteer. If you are interested in riding but worried about the finding commitment please DM me. There are team fundraising efforts (like 2 and 3 below) that can help towards your personal fundraising commitment. 2. Donate to the Peloton https://yourpelotonia.org/profiles/public-team-profile?UserKey=649676 3. Buy some awesome socks. 50% of the sale of each pair of socks goes back to Pelotonia. https://keepitsimplesocks.com/product/pelotonia/
Well, they do have up to 3XL. Anyone know how to read the sizing chart for the beer belly measurement?
Not a cyclist but love the design? Shirts and sweatshirts are now available though June 30th! 1143997993663836161 is not a valid tweet id
Don't forget to buy the shirt too! I did. Actually, I don't think I have ever owned a hoodie before. This will be my first.
I’m biased, but I recommend buying all 3! All the cool kids are! You get three awesome new clothing items and get to make a nice donation to cancer research at the same time.
Damn. I literally just clicked on this thread five minutes ago, and my hoodie order is in. I’ve never actually owned a piece of Crew-related gear that could be a top layer on cold days. Now I’ve got one.
If anyone missed it the first time around, the store is back open! 20% of each purchase goes to cancer research and I think they look pretty great in person. There is a cycling jersey, shirt, and sweatshirt. Also, you can complete the outfit with some Pelotonia socks with 50% of that purchase going back to cancer research. Look great, support Crew fans, and help funds cancer research. What can be better than that? https://keepitsimplesocks.com/product/pelotonia/ https://emblemathletic.shop/collections/columbus-2019-pelotonia
Update: The hills of Knox County are no joke. Finished 56 miles in about 4 hours, but was on pace for better until the last 15 miles. Such a rewarding experience, though. Lots of people with signs cheering you on like "Thank you for saving my wife" and "Go Random Stranger, Go!". The jersey did get some complements along the route too (and there was a house in Licking County that had a Crew flag flying out front, so shoutout to them if you are on here). Just a couple days left (August 6th) to get a jersey, shirt, or sweatshirt if you are still interested, so act fast! 1157617264348278784 is not a valid tweet id