Off-season, you say!?
Don’t say that! Even though we are well into the second half of September, we’ve just received a shipment of short-sleeve cycling jerseys from Biciclista!
It’s been a while since we’ve featured Biciclista, a cycling wear brand from Cremona in Northern Italy. Rather than focusing on high-performance gear, they release jerseys designed simply to enjoy cycling more—without getting hung up on categories like road, MTB, or touring.
Their designs are pop and catchy. They are highly recommended for those looking to wear their first cycling jersey, and conversely, they are also wonderful jerseys for those who usually wear serious cycling gear but want to relax and enjoy a ride once in a while.
So, here is the lineup for this time.
Biciclista
935 MELA JERSEY
¥9,970
Biciclista
935 RACING JERSEY
¥9,970
Now, for those of you who noticed the number “935” and this color scheme, does it ring a bell?
Yes, it’s inspired by the classic color scheme of the Porsche 935—the racing car that everyone admires.
The louvers printed on the back pocket are a nice accent, but above all, it just looks really cool as a cycling jersey!
Biciclista
COLOR CUBES JERSEY
¥9,970
You might think it’s a rainbow pattern at first glance, but it actually uses a beautiful gradient of over seven colors. Using a cube pattern instead of simple stripes gives it a slightly quirky, positive vibe.
Biciclista
SSWC 2013 JERSEY
¥9,970
And this is the official jersey for the Single Speed World Championship that was held in Italy just recently.
If you look closely, you’ll see stylish design touches like a double-breasted style and a pocket square folded into a peak on the chest. To add to that, the stripes are chains, and the buttons are cogs.
And on the back, there’s the obligatory beer!
Biciclista
YODA@DIVIDE JERSEY
¥9,970
This is the support jersey for when mountain biker “Marco Yodone Nicoretti,” supported by Biciclista, participated in the “Tour Divide” riding a Salsa Fargo.
(Unfortunately, he had to retire mid-race. You can find more details here.)
This jersey features the “Great Divide Mountain Bike Route” from Banff, Canada to Antelope Wells, New Mexico, as seen in the “Tour Divide.”
Man, nothing but respect.
So, we’ve got a really solid lineup this time around!