Battling through the wet and cold of the World Championships in Yorkshire, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mads Pedersen left everything he had on the u👍phill drag to the finish line and became the first Danish rider to earn the rainbow stripes.

Now if only the cycling world could learn to pronounce his name correctly — with a𝓡 🅘wry smile, he politely reminded us that the 'd' in his first name is silent.

This victory sent 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Trek-Segafredo's equipment sponsors into a frenzy, trying to 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:get the ne🐓wly crowne🍸d World Champion's kit ready for his 💞start at To🅘ur de l'Eurométropole a week later.

Pedersen is at the Tour Down Under, epitomising the role of teammate, battling in support of 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Richie Porte with thꩵe hopes the Australian can pedal his way to the top of the podium for a second time.

We've already taken a closer look at the Danish rider's 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:rainbow-striped Madone🐬, and now we'll have a ꦇgander at the rest of his riding kit. 

Helmet

Bontrager launched its XXX WaveCel lid in March of last year, with bold claims about the effectiveness of the new energy-absorbing technology. While we can't comment on whet❀her or not the WaveCel liner drastically reduces the chances of concussion following a head knock, what we do know is that the entirely-unsubtle green material decreases airflow through the helmet, despite the sizable vents.

Given the Tour Down Under is traditionally a scorching hot affair — in previous editions temps have climbed high enough to melt the tar in the asphalt — it's no surprise to see Pedersen and his Trek-Segafredo teamma💝tes reach for the better vented Velocis MIPS helmet. The Velocis technically occupies the 'light and airy spot' in Bontrager's helmet lineup, but still sees its fair share of wind-cheating design cues.

The Velocis features a BOA based retention system and the padding inside features materials made by Boulder Colorado-based 37.5 Technology, sai෴d to wick sweat more efficiently than a standard foam pad.