Zeitgemäße Bekleidung fürs Rennradvolk – contemporary clothing for racing folk – is the strapline of Kreis Cycling. It's designed by an Englishman from the South West, but heavily influenced by the time he spent living and working in Germany, and his day job working in the printing industry. So, plenty of German, and process colours, then.

We've got a bunch of the winter kit in at the moment, and it feels like quality gear. The designs, with angular typography and plenty of purple and grey, ape back to the late 80s but since we're all currently running around in fluorescent socks like it's 1983, that's probably a bit ahead of the curve. The most interesting item we've got is the Nachtschatten Regenshutz jersey (£125), which is a wind/waterproof short sleeve jersey along the same lines as Castelli's Gabba. You can pair it up with Kreis' own arm warmers (£20) but they're not showerproof (although a water-shedding set are coming) so for now a set of Castelli Nanoflex or Sportful NoRain ones might be a better bet.

There's two weights of winter jacket (£150), both of which feature zip-off arms and full pockets at the back, and a superlight wind vest (£70) for stuffing into your jersey on those brisk-but-not-cold rides for a bit of extra protection from the wind.
Kreis are currently working on a pre-order system as the clothing is short run. That means a longer wait for your gear but because it's custom-made you have a lot more choice in terms of fit: Kreis can do you a medium short with an extra-long bib section, for example, or add some length to a gilet if you're tall. Or take it off if you're not. They're happy to work with you to get it exactly right.
Kreis' range is made by Kalas, a custom kit manufacturer based in Taunton; the kit is made in the Czech Republic. They offer a full range of men's women's and kids' custom kit for clubs of all sizes, with a minimum run of only 5 garments in some cases. Production time is 5-6 weeks on all custom orders. So even if the Kreis gear isn't for you, you might want to check them out for your club.
http://kreiscycling.bigcartel.com
http://www.kalaswear.com
I am almost certain that it's not fair for transgender women who went through male puberty to compete in female sports...but I'm very certain that...
Whatever works for you but I find quite the opposite works best, because of the extra stiff reinforcement around the valve that's the hardest bit...
This way if the hooks fail the bikes just fall a few inches sideways, no harm done...
Correct. But it was a brilliant opportunity to showcase his picture.
Not always, remember the 2023 Giro when Geraint arguably lost the race with his long momentum-killing bike change in the final TT, the long stop...
I'm pretty sure they were reviewing previous complaints the little onion had submitted to the police, not social media. But your point stands.
It offers some left-hook prevention (good) and they have put some physical dividers in at the entrances / exits (also good) - but not everywhere. ...
Brexit is also why a lot of EU police forces issue on the spot fines.
Like so?
But presumably they a) did something (and can proudly say so) and b) successfully used up an active travel budget / got a funding tranche......