€109.90
Our Race Jersey is the perfect combination of lightweight fabrics, race fit cut and all the features you need for racing, high intensity training and long summer rides.
Featuring an innovative, lightweight fabric with excellent moisture wicking capabilities and fast drying properties to keep you cool and comfortable in a range of conditions. Designed to hug the body, this jersey has a form fitting, aerodynamic fit, with no excess fabric to slow you down. Additional features include a low-profile collar, longer inset sleeves with raw edges and 3 flat style rear back pockets for aero and supportive fit.
Created for training and racing performance, the Race Jersey is also still comfortable and practical as your everyday jersey for epic training rides.
SIZING
This jersey has a form fitting, aerodynamic fit and is designed to sit extremely close to the body. Please utilise our sizing tool for an indication of the best size to suit your personal fit preference. We recommend you go up a size if you prefer a looser fit.
Race Fit - aerodynamic form fitting for performance, designed to be worn tight.
Lightweight , high stretch air permeable fabrics for heat dispersion & fast drying breathability.
Low cut race neckline
Full length hidden YKK zipper.
Bonded elastic front hem for seamless fit
Longer length set in sleeves with laser cut finish.
3 rear flat cut pockets for aero advantage
Silicone gripper on side and rear keeps jersey in place.
Sun Protection Factor 50 fabric treatment
CYCOLOGY original artwork.
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Size Guide
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CM |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
2XL |
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Chest |
84-90 |
90-98 |
98-106 |
106-114 |
114-122 |
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Waist |
80-85 |
85-90 |
90-95 |
95-100 |
100-105 |
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Hips |
85-90 |
90-98 |
98-106 |
106-112 |
112-118 |
NOTE: Our performance jerseys use high stretch fabrics.They are close fitting without compromising freedom of movement. As there is nothing ‘standard’ when it comes to garment sizing, we suggest that to get the correct size, use a flexible tape measure to check your measurements.
