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Liquigas schwag.jpgLiquigas-Cannondale schwag - we have a winner!
Yeah yeah yeah. We know, we said Friday and now it's Tuesday. But we wanted this schwagger to sneak over the 1,000 mark so we could all give ourselves a pat on the back for being popular. Or maybe it's Liquigas-Cannondale that are popular. Anyway. 1,018 names went in the hat, but only one came out. And that name was...
thereverent!
Well done to you, and unlucky to the 1,017 of you that missed out. More schwag soon, as always!
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You'd have been forgiven for not noticing that Liquigas-Cannondale were in the Tour de France in week one, given how quiet they were, but Basso's been bringing it a bit more in the second week and as they approach the decisive stages he's well placed in seventh, seven seconds behind Alberto Contador. And you can look just like him* if you win this bumper schwagger of Liquigas-Cannondale team kit.
As well as a jersey and bib shorts there's arm warmers, a riding cap, a baseball cap, a t-shirt and a bag to put the whole kaboodle in. Lovely. And all you have to do to be in with a shot of a win is to comment below. Let us know what size you're after too! We'll do the draw on Friday after we've got over the exitement of Alpe d'Huez. Usual schwag grab rules apply. Good luck!
*if you're a fit-looking chap with a Roman nose
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.
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I could do them mountains in that kit,no problem, think Iam a modest medium, anyway, you can always abandom if its too tuff.
Large if I get it!
Medium please... could this be my lucky week?
Oh yes!!!!
please pick me!! Size L
Cheers
Shane
I'd love this!!! (medium please)
XL please
Medium if realistic sizing, large if euro sizing please.
I have the nose, so it seems only fair to get the kit to match!
Splendid, XL please.
and I have a suitably broken now Roman-ish nose...
What more goodies! Yeah! Size medium please.
has to be an XL in those skinny Italian sizes!
Medium please
Size Large please!
Nice! Size small please.
At least it'll make me easier to see when people are looking over their shoulders for me. XL for me please!
I'll take a large one please.
PLEASE! I am just starting out doing some audax type rides and have no kit, jeans and levi jacket over a sweater is NOT working!
Size? 28" waist 30" Inseam.
Medium top.
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I love their Green kit...stands out so clearly on the TdF coverage! Large Please!
yes please
yes please - large. Go well with my new Synapse.
To match my "green with envy" eyes ???
Yeah, go on then...
Oh go on then... M top half, L bottom half thanks!
Yes please, XL if poss
Nice kit. Would prefer xxl if possible.
MEDIUM IN RAPHA AND SHUTT.
PROBABLY A LARGE IN ITALIAN SIZING PLEASE?
XXL in skinny euro sizing, XL if sizing is more "generous"!
I prefer to look like "I'm not Ted King" but since he didn't make the cut for Le Tour, I guess Basso would be 'ok'
Large please!! Merci beaucoup
medium, please- the perfect excuse to buy a new bike to match the kit.
I've just won a book, BUT if i could win this i would be like a XL and for it to be donated to a worthwhile cause for some sort of cycling charity, something like Braveheart, just because its not my colours
My favourite colours, I must have. size 5 or xl please
Yes please!
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