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Ag2r: store's own economy-brand meatballs.
Intermarché/Wanty: like wearing dungarees over an old Androni kit.
Bike Exchange: Bora-Hansgrohe's old hand-me-downs.
DSM: Sky's old hand-me-downs.
Israel-Cycling Academy: some old GreenEdge hand-me-downs.
Bora-Hansgrohe: "hey guys, remember when Saxo Bank removed the black bit from their jersey and called it a new design a decade ago?"
Qhubeka: cheapest off-brand jersey we could find at Decathlon.
EF: the Maglia Rosa without the team sponsor patch square.
Deceuninck-Quick Step: a nice jersey other than the part designed to give the impression of wearing overalls over your jersey.
Astana, FDJ, Movistar, Ineos, Lotto-Soudal, Trek, Jumbo, UAE: "ah, sod it, let's just keep last year's, shame to throw them away when we didn't use them that much"
Add Cofidis to the last line, then Bahrain - not too bad, just the blue cuffs clashing. The Ineos kit is one of the most boring I've ever seen TBH.Ag2r: store's own economy-brand meatballs.
Intermarché/Wanty: like wearing dungarees over an old Androni kit.
Bike Exchange: Bora-Hansgrohe's old hand-me-downs.
DSM: Sky's old hand-me-downs.
Israel-Cycling Academy: some old GreenEdge hand-me-downs.
Bora-Hansgrohe: "hey guys, remember when Saxo Bank removed the black bit from their jersey and called it a new design a decade ago?"
Qhubeka: cheapest off-brand jersey we could find at Decathlon.
EF: the Maglia Rosa without the team sponsor patch square.
Deceuninck-Quick Step: a nice jersey other than the part designed to give the impression of wearing overalls over your jersey.
Astana, FDJ, Movistar, Ineos, Lotto-Soudal, Trek, Jumbo, UAE: "ah, sod it, let's just keep last year's, shame to throw them away when we didn't use them that much"
Ag2r: store's own economy-brand meatballs.
I have both the Liquigas and CA at home. CA is one of my favorites ever. Green is criminally under used in sport Caja always look amazingLook at what we once had!
I have both the Liquigas and CA at home. CA is one of my favorites ever. Green is criminally under used in sport Caja always look amazing
Well that's a load of pretty rubbish kits compared to some in the past
Best jersey I have laid eyes on for this year. Fanini teams had the mulitcoloured horizontal stripes going all the way back to the Murella/Remac teams in 86/87. The team Rolf Sorensen started his Pro career at.Amore e Vita provides some much-needed jersey greatness:
I loved the Liquigas kits.I have both the Liquigas and CA at home. CA is one of my favorites ever. Green is criminally under used in sport Caja always look amazing
What brand is the bike? I can't see...Nice bike scheme from Trek-Segafredo Women’s Team
They’re considering a new tube profile to allow for an even larger font.What brand is the bike? I can't see...
I like the colour but that's a stupid amount of setback! Trek needs to review their geometryNice bike scheme from Trek-Segafredo Women’s Team
I like the colour but that's a stupid amount of setback! Trek needs to review their geometry
Looks like the seatpost is wrapped in bartapeI like the colour but that's a stupid amount of setback! Trek needs to review their geometry
It matches the horizontal splashes of colors that are on the front of the women’s team jerseys. But it seems like overkill given we don’t see much of the seat post when someone is sitting on the saddle.Looks like the seatpost is wrapped in bartape
Now if they had actual bartape in that colour for the bars that would be amazingIt matches the horizontal splashes of colors that are on the front of the women’s team jerseys. But it seems like overkill given we don’t see much of the seat post when someone is sitting on the saddle.
Yeah, shame about the bike. The rider needs a different size frame tooNice bike scheme from Trek-Segafredo Women’s Team
Look at what we once had!