spandex

Yet drivers are almost certain to assume that the spandex'ed and helmeted cyclist is more safety-conscious than me.

Happily young women wearing skin tight spandex/yoga pants from the 90s had another day in the 10s.

Plenty of spandex'ed and helmeted cyclists will run a red light after checking to make sure there's no oncoming traffic.

The fabric has a bit of spandex in it, which makes them super comfortable and flexible.

And yet people strap them to their arms while running around town wearing nothing but spandex.

The analogy breaks down when you try to think where the force pulling the object down the bent spandex comes from.

But who wants to watch a bunch of spandex laden crew walking around like schizophrenics?

Honestly, nobody wants wires, but people are okay wearing gels and spandex for their devices.

What about one of those skin tight spandex suits with shock electrodes in it?

Troi was annoying, but 12-year-old me really appreciated her taste in spandex.

They're made for cycling, and they also work pretty well for that, as well (which is really where the give of the spandex shines).

Comic art is wasted on an endless parade of spandex and soap-operas.

Aside from all the other interesting history, it's great to recollect the pre-spandex, pre-"fashion" days of the sport.

I am certain that within the next ten years we'll see articles and interviews talking about how "comic book movies don't sell" and "guys running around in spandex suits are passe".

There's more to a good day than merely not dying in a bike-ped accident and I have no great desire to be hit over and over and "its OK because I wasn't killed and my desire to wear spandex is more important than your desire to live".