Mavic says that its new Allure limited edition performance summer clothing range brings together speed and style. For the French cyclist, “allure” means the speed at which the peloton or a breakaway is travelling. It’s also the word used for a sense of style or flair.
So it’s a good name for the new range, which is based on some of Mavic’s top clothing and gives you a full top-to-toe matching outfit. Starting at the top is the Allure cap, made from wicking, lightweight fabric and priced at £25. Moving down, the £105 Allure jersey is based on the Cosmic line and comes with a fourth zipped pocket, while the Cosmic bibshorts are the basis for the £140 Allure model.
Matching Cosmic Limited high socks are £16, while the shoes at £255 are based on the standard Cosmic Pro model. Finally, there’s a matching phone case for £45 to stash into your pockets.
>>> New Allroad clothing and lightweight two-bolt shoes from Mavic
The Allure limited edition is available to buy from Mavic’s website and from selected Mavic dealers.
>>> Mavic launches four new Allroad gravel wheelsets
Mavic has been getting into producing limited run designs for some of its best-selling high end kit. A couple of months ago it released the La France range in patriotic red, white and blue.
-
-
Specialized Jett: adjustable kids’ bike uses Retül data to fit ‘better for longer’
Extra adjustability and kid-sized components aimed at 30 months' perfect fit
By Simon Smythe •
-
'I didn’t want to explode and rode at my own pace,' says Remco Evenepoel after losing time on stage four of Giro d'Italia 2021
The young Belgian star did not follow the late attacks from some of the other race favourites
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
-
A new look for Strava app with updates to the navigation bar
The new design should make the app more intuitive to use, as well as offering the promise of “room to grow when it comes to developing new features
By Stefan Abram •
-
Cairn launches two new do-it-all electric bikes
The brand says these bikes 'defy categorisation', but we'd call them gravel e-bikes
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
-
Steel bar pedal system claims to be world's fastest engaging
First-look Friday at these interesting, and rather burly looking, pedals
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
-
New Motion Labs reinvents the sprocket and aims to showcase radical new drivetrain design at the Olympics
British engineering firm's tooth design claims to improve efficiency by one per cent and reduce wear by 30 per cent – and works with standard chains
By Simon Smythe •
-
Are integrated 'cockpits' and proprietary aero seatposts really a good idea?
If speed is top of your wishlist, the answer is probably yes, but make sure you know what you're buying into
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
-
Specialized adds MIMIC tech to Bridge and Power Pro Elaston saddles
More women's saddles adopt the tech which 'mimics' biological entities
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
-
Custom Bromptons designed by Foo Fighters, Radiohead, LCD Soundsystem and Phoebe Bridgers in charity auction
Check out these stunning designs before they’re sold to raise money for the charity Crew Nation
By Stefan Abram •
-
Shimano's new cargo drive units have been tested on loads up to 250 kilograms
Two choices of drive unit ready this summer
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
