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Three Primoz Roglic bikes among items put up for auction by Jumbo-Visma
CyclingTuesday, 05 December 2023 at 17:30
With the 2023 road season having reached its conclusion, Jumbo-Visma are going through something of a redevelopment ahead of the start of next year's campaign. For those well-off cycling fans however, there's still time to secure yourself a piece of cycling history as the team auctions off a number of bikes.
Primoz Roglic will no longer ride in yellow and black next season, having departed for pastures new at BORA - hansgrohe and Jumbo-Visma have wasted little time getting rid of the Slovenian's bikes. In total, three of the reigning Giro d'Italia winner's trusty steeds have been put up for auction including his rather fetching, gold Cervelo P5 time-trial bike.
Bikes from the Vuelta a Espana winner Sepp Kuss, plus Sam Oomen, Koen Bouwman, Robert Gesink, Rohan Dennis and Atilla Valter are all also currently up for auction on the 'Match Worn Shirt' site.
If your interested in buying one of these as a Christmas gift for someone special or as a treat for yourself, click this link. The auction runs until Saturday, December 9, 4:00 PM GMT so you'll have to be quick and with the bids for Sepp Kuss' Cervélo R5 already reaching €4,679 you may need some savings!
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