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News, Rapha, VeloClub - January 13, 2021

This is your last chance to order the CT x Rapha collab kit

With orders closing this Sunday night, this is your last chance to get your hands on our latest CyclingTips kit – a collab with one of our favourite partners, Rapha. We’ve added a fresh and modern take on a heritage-inspired kit, featuring all the technical goodness and ride quality you’ve come to expect from Rapha’s […]

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Ten products I loved in 2020: Abby Mickey

Unlike my CyclingTips colleagues, you will not find below a list of tools and tech. My product consumption is mainly in clothing – I love fashion and am influenced by bright colors. With the way the world is at the moment, you will find items that helped me get through these tough times, both literally and …

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Features, Rapha, Tech, Tech news - November 3, 2020

Rapha’s new Windproof Explore Pullover is for riding. And not riding. Maybe both?

Rapha just debuted its new Windproof Explore Pullover, straddling the line between riding gear and casual gear in a way that’s either brilliant or confused. With a new style that’s more akin to a high street sweater than a traditional winter jacket, in many ways this piece of clothing perfectly sums up where many want …

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The good the bad and the ugly: A Shoddy history of crazy team kit

I thought I’d put a video together that looks back, pays homage, and roasts a few kits of old. The good, the bad, and the downright offensive. Who among you managed to get their grubby (or not so grubby if you’ve been washing properly) mitts on a set of that wonderful, yes I said wonderful, …

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What if every team kit was more like EF’s Giro d’Italia outfit?

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It’s safe to say that EF Pro Racing’s bonkers Giro d’Italia kit ruffled some feathers. A design collaboration between Rapha and the London skate brand Palace, the kit features … well, just about everything. There’s a mottled purple and red polka dot motif. There’s some dude on the right arm. There’s some other dude, this …

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