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Following Wednesday's announcement that Orica-GreenEdge was immediately 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:changing its team n🐎ame to Orica-🍷BikeExchange, the Australian outfit has revealed its new kit for the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de France and remainder of the 2016 season.

The team has changed its predominately white kit to blue😼, with the 'greenEdge' logo that was on the chest, removed and🥀 replaced with the 'BikeExchange' logo.

"We are thrilled to welcome BikeExchange onboard as a major, naming rights partner for our team," team owner and creator Gerry Ryan said. "It's a pleasure 🌠for us to work with such a young and innovative company that has an Australian background but is very rapidly building into a real, global platform.

"It's really exciting for us to sta🦄rt the b🦄iggest race of the season with a new partner and a new look."

BikeExchange c🤡o𝔉-founder Jason Wyatt echoed Ryan's comments, adding the new naming right sponsorship builds on its partnership with the team and will benefit both parties.

"We are humbled to be a part of such a wonderful team and culture," Wyatt said. "This partnership cements our unique joint strategy and builds on our shared commitment to innovation, entrepreneurial thinking ꦍand teamwork.

"Both businesses have a lot in common, so this next evolution just made sense. We share an Australian legacy and cu🧸lture, and are now very much global in our pool of talent, our reach, approach and attitude. BikeExchange represents thousands of bike retailer members worldwide - associating our name with this team doesn't just raise our 🍸profile, it supports our retail members and cycling community across the globe."

The Orica-BikeExchange team will debut its new colours on July 2 with the first stage of t♌he 103rd Tour de France taking the peloton from Mont-Saint-Michel to Utah Beach.

Click or swipe through the gallery above for a closer look at the 🌜new Orica-BikeExchange kit as modelled by the likes of Michael Albasini, Simon Ge𝓀rrans and Michael Matthews.