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The French cycling premium apparel brand Café du Cycliste launch a new limited edition collection, atelier. Two new jerseys for men and women, Octavia and Aretha, will be available from Thursday the 23rd of May, in-store and at www.cafeducycliste.com. Atelier is a collection by Café du Cycliste comprising
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Benedict Campbell did a great job shooting Café du Cycliste’s SS19 lookbook, entitled “Toile de Jouy.”
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Team Ineos have officially unveiled their new kit. The kit is burgundy and black fade, featuring the logo of the team’s new British sponsor. Ineos is one of the largest chemical producers in the world, including the production of solvents, biofuels, plastics, synthetic oils and insulation materials. It sure
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Morvelo’s new Overland collection aims to cross the gap between road cycling and mountain bike specific kit by offering a different aesthetic for the gravel bike rider – not aero-tight lycra of road kit, nor the over-baggy clothing preferred on the single track. Definitely a range worth a closer look.
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Hypebeasts rejoice. Streetwear gods Supreme have displayed their love for cycling in their newest Spring/Summer preview with these Castelli jerseys and hats. Collaborating with Castelli Cycling, the duo will offer up a full-zip breathable poly cycling jersey in three colorways: green, red and baby blue, with Supreme branding on
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Jaybird’s X4 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones are an update to the well respected X3s. The main improvement being that the X4s are IPX7-rated, meaning they’re fully waterproof and can survive for 30-minutes fully submerged in water. Add in 8 hours of play time when fully charged and they’re
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The UCI technical committee has been the bane of pro cycling since, well, forever. At the rate they restrict innovation the UCI should just issue every racer the same bucket helmet, same clunker steel bike, and same shoes, shirt & chamois at the start of every UCI-approved race. Endura’s
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Something a little different from Col Collective today. Mike Cotty walks us through his winter riding kit in detail to share his insights into riding safely and keeping warm during cold weather riding. In this episode of Behind the Ride I thought I’d take a look at some of
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VeloSwap, Denver’s long-running and immensely popular consumer bicycle swap and expo, is next weekend (November 3rd) at the National Western Complex. Now in its 29th year, Colorado’s biggest consumer bike event will bring together more enthusiasts, retailers, and manufacturers than any other in North America. Attendance is expected
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Camp And Go Slow’s second drop went live today, it includes some seriously awesome Made In USA goods from Randi Jo Fab, check out more at Campandgoslow.
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First thing first. Maloja (pronounced mah-low-yah) is named after a small Swiss mountain village. The German (not Swiss) brand focuses on producing quality bike and snow wear that looks stylish and unique. Lets start with the visuals. Maloja’s clothing is striking, but not in the standard loud colors paired
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Rapha’s new Crit Collection looks good. Really good. Good looks are typical of the brand, but this is definitely a new look. Compared to the company’s typical retro-inspired lineup with clean lines and muted colors, this crit attire is wild. Which is fitting, crits are wild. The collection