VIDEO | First bikes, now jerseys - Van Rysel-made jerseys for Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale in 2025
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It's Monday morning and with the start of the work week comes along a lot of announcements. Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team are the third World Tour squad to reveal their equipment for the 2025 season, one now also made by Van Rysel - who became it's bike supplier last week.
Van Rysel is a brand sponsored by the French title sponsor Decathlon, and the team becomes more and more French by the year it seems. This season it seemed like the team thrived in these new bikes and it was a display of confidence that few could've given.
The World Tour team has not changed it's jersey dramatically but we see minor details in the light green now shown in both arms, with a very stark contrast over the dark blue that is in the torso. We will be seeing riders such as Benoît Cosnefroy, Felix Gall and Sam Bennett rock these colours in 2025 as the team lost Ben O'Connor but retained most of it's leaders.
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The team and @van_rysel are strengthening their partnership, with Van Rysel becoming the official partner for the cycling kits.
— DECATHLON AG2R LA MONDIALE TEAM (@decathlonAG2RLM) December 9, 2024
Developed in the wind tunnel, this new kit is an ode to the thrill of speed and is ready for remarkable new performances.
L'équipe et Van Rysel… pic.twitter.com/vGzWA0ZwXi
Rouler, grimper, sprinter, nos vélos sont prêts à repousser les limites ! 💪
— DECATHLON AG2R LA MONDIALE TEAM (@decathlonAG2RLM) December 9, 2024
Ride, climb, sprint, our bikes are ready to race beyond limits! 🏆#DECATHLONAG2RLAMONDIALE @Decathlon @AG2RLAMONDIALE @van_rysel
©️ @van_rysel pic.twitter.com/ms0bBY2JW5

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