Chpt3 Monzamilano jersey review

We test this jersey from ex-pro David Millar’s clothing brand

Cycling Weekly Verdict

The Chpt3 Monzamilano has a quality feel and detailing, with features like metal zips that you don’t often see. It’s targeted more at non-competitive riding and sportives, with quite a generous cut, rather than being designed for out-and-out performance.

Reasons to buy
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    Quite a relaxed cut

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    Comfortable

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    Quality details

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Reasons to avoid
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    Rather muted palette

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David Millar was a doper. He served a two-year ban from 2004, before returning to racing and becoming a passionate spokesman for clean cycling. He competed at the top level until his retirement in 2014.

Millar divides his cycling life into three chapters: doping, post-doping and post-racing, hence the Chpt3 label of his clothing brand. And the 19 dashes which form a detail on Chpt3 clothing reference his years of racing and his future. The name of the Chpt3 Monzamilano jersey refers to the start and end points of the final time trial of the 2011 Giro d’Italia, won by Millar.

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