Car ad includes almost as much cycling as driving

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    consularrider
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    @PotomacCyclist 81746 wrote:

    … The ad is targeting those with active lifestyles … and because in the final scene, the couple seem to be preparing for an open water swim. (Probably not the greatest idea to swim at dusk or dawn with no safety personnel or anyone else nearby. Or maybe they are just enjoying the view after the bike ride.)

    Skinny dipping! ;)

    #997911
    Tim Kelley
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    #997917
    mstone
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    @consularrider 81763 wrote:

    Skinny dipping! ;)

    That does not look like water I’d want to be in.

    #997918
    jrenaut
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    Don’t forget the Nissan Rogue ad where there are a bunch of scofflaw hipsters on bikes weaving through traffic, so the driver gleefully ignores all laws of the road and physics and drives like a complete maniac on top of a train and whatnot.

    I’d really like to see more car ads where they show how nice the car is when you drive it in conditions you’re likely to actually drive in. Anyone can have a blast doing power slides in dry lake beds or tripling the speed limit on roads closed to all other occupants. But what’s your car like when I’m stuck on the Beltway?

    #997962
    Steve
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    Sometimes I wish bike companies would advertise on TV. And even make cyclists look as normal as car drivers. I can’t think of any TV commercials for a major bike brand, and if they are, I think it would only be like a Madone and show someone climbing a mountain that 99% of riders don’t/can’t climb. Perhaps just a commercial showing a cyclist riding on trails next to heavy car traffic and enjoying their life.

    #997985
    ShawnoftheDread
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    I’d really like to see fewer ads. Thank God for the DVR.

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