Pues cambio de equipación para el @decathlonAG2RLM ¿Opiniones?.
The arrival of Decathlon to the AG2R La Mondiale team had to be more noticeable in the jersey and bib shorts and it is already so. The new Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale team has now presented the equipment that the team will wear the rest of 2024 and the truth is that it is spectacular and different from the colours that dominate in the peloton.
The predominant color of the jersey is blue with some greenish fades and a white sleeve that lets the Decathlon advertising stand out a little more. The shorts are completely black. It does not reach the beauty of the brown and white of the mythical AG2R kits before Citroen arrived and "stained" with red the mythical jerseys, but the truth is that they are not bad at all...
What do you think of them? Check it out for yourself down below and let us know your thoughts!
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