Cyclingnews: Fusion’s Aero Apparel Enters Professional Cycling with Uno-X Mobility
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Source: Cyclingnews
Published: December 18, 2024
Author: Will Jones, Senior Tech Writer
Type: Media · Professional Sport · Technical Coverage
Topics: Uno-X Mobility · Professional Cycling · Aerodynamics · Performance Apparel · TEMPO! · Race Suits · Product Development
Product: TEMPO! ONE Jersey
Source independence: Independent Editorial
Cyclingnews takes a technical look at Fusion’s arrival as clothing partner to Uno-X Mobility and the aerodynamic thinking behind the team’s new performance apparel.
The article focuses on Fusion’s distinctive zipperless TEMPO! ONE jersey, exploring how removing the front zipper can improve aerodynamics and fit while examining the different fabric and sleeve configurations available across Fusion’s performance range.
Cyclingnews also speaks with Uno-X Performance Coach Casper von Folsach about how the apparel will be used by the professional team. While riders have access to both zipperless and conventional jerseys for training, the team plans to race predominantly in one-piece Fusion suits, with different configurations selected for different racing conditions.
The coverage provides an independent technical perspective on Fusion’s entry into professional cycling with Uno-X Mobility and connects the partnership directly with Fusion’s approach to aerodynamics, garment construction and race-specific performance apparel.
Original source: Cyclingnews