Dutch Team LottoNL-Jumbo is a strong formation on the spring classics and can be a potential candidate on Grand Tour stage podium space.
The Team LottoNL-Jumbo is racing 2018 season on Bianchi carbon road bikes (Aria, Oltre, Specialissima and Aquila (TT) ) equipped with Shimano Dura Ace 7910 groupset, Shimano Dura Ace carbon wheels fitted with Vittoria tires and tubulars, Pioneer is the powermeter and FSA for components (steam, bar and seat post), Tacx for bottle and bottle cage, Selle San Marco for the saddles.
Team Lotto NL - Jumbo 2018 roster:
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Steven Kruijswijk Pro Cycling racer profile and bikes data
Steven Kruijswijk is a dutch professional road bike racer participating in the UCI World Tour races, including the Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta Espana.
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| Steven Kruijswijk is a professional Bicycler |
Steven Kruijswijk is born on June 7th 1987 in Nuenen, Netherlands.
Nationality: Dutch
Height: 1m78
Optimum Weight: 66kg
Twitter: s_kruijswijk
UCI #: NED 19870607
Strenght: Climber (Grimpeur)
Pro since: 2006
2018 Pro Team LottoNL - Jumbo
2017 Pro Team: LottoNL-Jumbo
2017 Pro Team: LottoNL-Jumbo
2016 Pro team: LottoNL-Jumbo
2015 Pro team: LottoNL-Jumbo
2014 Pro team: Belkin
2013 Pro team: Belkin
2012 Pro team: Rabobank
2011 Pro team: Rabobank
2010 Pro team: Rabobank
2009 Pro team: Rabobank Continental Team
2008 Pro team: Rabobank Continental Team
2007 Pro team: Rabobank Continental Team
2006 Pro team: Van Vliet-EBH Advocaten
See Steven Kruijswijk's racing bike specification below
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Japan Mini Velo 2012 trend (Part I)
Here is the second post specific to japan market only Mini Velo.
These are getting a lot of attention abroad recently.
A quick reminder of what is a Mini Velo category bike.
To sum it simply, it is a 20" wheels sized diamond frame style bicycle.
Confused?
It is an adult bicycle designed with 20" wheels.
(Diamond frames refer to the frame shape featuring 2 triangle, hope this helps to understand)
Ok, back to Mini Velo Show!
The range of Mini Velo available in 2012 have grown up significantly in Japan.
More brands, more models, more exciting designs.
Enjoy!
These are getting a lot of attention abroad recently.
A quick reminder of what is a Mini Velo category bike.
To sum it simply, it is a 20" wheels sized diamond frame style bicycle.
Confused?
It is an adult bicycle designed with 20" wheels.
(Diamond frames refer to the frame shape featuring 2 triangle, hope this helps to understand)
Ok, back to Mini Velo Show!
The range of Mini Velo available in 2012 have grown up significantly in Japan.
More brands, more models, more exciting designs.
Enjoy!
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Japan Mini Velo Trend for 2011
Japan is famous for fashion trend setting, for few years now there are a specific Japanese bicycle niche, the so called "mini velo"
Usually they are diamond frames designed and equipped with 20" wheels, featuring drop bars or flat bars or even mtb models getting trendy recently.
Mini-velo are not foldable bikes, if so then it is called "folding bike".
The word "Velo" is french for bicycle, so rather than calling it a Mini bike, japanese have branded it "mini Velo", a good sense of history, culture and chic wording.
If you want to sell bicycle to Japan, whatever the brand, it must includes "Mini Velo" in your catalog.
Most mini velo in Japan are the product designed by the local distributors and wholesalers, which explain why the bikes are not on another market catalogs.
Most of the bikes are small size frames, rarely bigger than 51cm.
However, I think there are some good opportunities for playing with mini velo design.
Carbon frames would be nice visually.
Here a quick look at the Mini Velo currently sold in Japan:
Bianchi, Made in China and Taiwan bikes, cromoly frames.
Drop bar, Brooks saddles, shimano gearing.
Flat bar, sora gears, spring saddle
Bruno is very popular, you can see the bikes every where in japan cities.
Fuji, also have colorful drop bar mini velo which features lugged forks and cromoly frames
The bike retails for about 69,000 yen in Japan
9 speed Shimano Sora, 20" wheels, drop bar, looks like a real bike but in mini version.
Gios, playing with Cromoly 4130 Taiwan made frames, Gios coloring, these are a getting pricey.
This model retail for 138,600 Japan Yen.
This model is Retailing at 76,440 yen in Japan in 2011
Kuwahara, the company that is famous for having being featured in the movie E.T. (the bmx that flies front of the moon).
Well the bike is an Allien machine, it is a MTB mini velo, retailing at 268,800 yen.
Louis Garneau, the japan company that use "Lous Garneau" name to sell bicycles, sells also 4 models of mini velo. All are built with Aluminium frames.
Road model equipped with Shimano 105 gropu retails at 144,900 yen.
The full suspension MTB mini velo retail at 120,750 yen.
Seraph is a brand from a japanese wholesaler, they sale cromoly lugged frame and fork mini velo.
Frame/fork retail for 60,900 yen.
Sugimura, makes some reasonable priced mini velo
Road model retail at about 63,924 yen
The MTB mini velo retail at 66,780 yen.
Don't forget to check the Masi ones that I already featured few weeks ago here:
Masi Speciale Mini Velo
Masi Speciale Mini Velo Fixed Japan Edition
You might also like following stuff:
Crane Suzu Lever Strike Bicycle Bell
Knog Beetle 2-LED Bicycle Light
The Practical Cyclist: Bicycling for Real People
Brooks Team Pro Alpe d'Huez Saddle
Brooks Leather Bar Tape
Enjoy! Folding Mini-Velo Magazine
Mini Velo Bible Japan
girls bicycle Japan
SIMPLE BICYCLE STYLE 3 (Japan)
Usually they are diamond frames designed and equipped with 20" wheels, featuring drop bars or flat bars or even mtb models getting trendy recently.
Mini-velo are not foldable bikes, if so then it is called "folding bike".
The word "Velo" is french for bicycle, so rather than calling it a Mini bike, japanese have branded it "mini Velo", a good sense of history, culture and chic wording.
If you want to sell bicycle to Japan, whatever the brand, it must includes "Mini Velo" in your catalog.
Most mini velo in Japan are the product designed by the local distributors and wholesalers, which explain why the bikes are not on another market catalogs.
Most of the bikes are small size frames, rarely bigger than 51cm.
However, I think there are some good opportunities for playing with mini velo design.
Carbon frames would be nice visually.
Here a quick look at the Mini Velo currently sold in Japan:
Bianchi, Made in China and Taiwan bikes, cromoly frames.
Bruno is very popular, you can see the bikes every where in japan cities.
Fuji, also have colorful drop bar mini velo which features lugged forks and cromoly frames
The bike retails for about 69,000 yen in Japan
9 speed Shimano Sora, 20" wheels, drop bar, looks like a real bike but in mini version.
Gios, playing with Cromoly 4130 Taiwan made frames, Gios coloring, these are a getting pricey.
Kuwahara, the company that is famous for having being featured in the movie E.T. (the bmx that flies front of the moon).
Louis Garneau, the japan company that use "Lous Garneau" name to sell bicycles, sells also 4 models of mini velo. All are built with Aluminium frames.
Seraph is a brand from a japanese wholesaler, they sale cromoly lugged frame and fork mini velo.
Frame/fork retail for 60,900 yen.
Sugimura, makes some reasonable priced mini velo
Don't forget to check the Masi ones that I already featured few weeks ago here:
Masi Speciale Mini Velo
Masi Speciale Mini Velo Fixed Japan Edition
You might also like following stuff:
Crane Suzu Lever Strike Bicycle Bell
Knog Beetle 2-LED Bicycle Light
The Practical Cyclist: Bicycling for Real People
Brooks Team Pro Alpe d'Huez Saddle
Brooks Leather Bar Tape
Enjoy! Folding Mini-Velo Magazine
Mini Velo Bible Japan
girls bicycle Japan
SIMPLE BICYCLE STYLE 3 (Japan)
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