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  1. There's some less than attractive professional team kit out there (hello AG2R, defunct Footon-Servetto), but this VC La Pomme Marseille is sweet enough that even I'd sport it proudly.

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  2. Not too sure about that La Pomme kit, I do like the new cofidis kit and the BMC is pretty class looking.

  3. Initially I wasn't taken by the new Greenedge kit.

    But on the road they look the goods. Most importantly they really stand out in the peleton.

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    Initially I wasn't taken by the new Greenedge kit.

    But on the road they look the goods. Most importantly they really stand out in the peleton.


    That's the important thing - yeah, you end up with heinous missteps like Footon ("is that guy naked?"😉 but then again, in the past few yrs, we had about 4-5 teams with kits that looked pretty much interchangeable.

    I wish Garmin hadn't moved away from the blue-and-orange argyle, that was distinctive and class.

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