The University of Arkansas Cycling Club is proud to be offering their 2015 kit for sale. Yes – the very same kit that the U of A Collegiate Cycling racing squad races in – will be available to the public.

Code Sports, a company based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, is the proud manufacturer of the kits, which feature Colombian garments, Italian inks, and digital sublimation techniques. The jerseys feature longer, tight sleeves, full zip, three rear pockets, and UPF 50 protection. The bibs feature 3-ply chamois and silicone leg grippers. All garments feature flatlock stitching (translation: these kits are PRO). Sizing is European – meaning, the kits are tight-fitting (similar to Giordana sizing). Order one size up from American style cuts if you’re not sure. Men’s and women’s cuts are available. Code Sports have sent samples of the kit in a variety of sizes to Good Bikes, home of Arkansas Cycling.

This will be your one and only chance to lay your claim to this exclusive kit. The order cutoff date is December 31, so don’t delay! All proceeds go directly back to the club to help offset travel costs and race registration fees for the racing team and fund touring events for the club members. Wearing the kit shows support for the club by helping to grow awareness in the University community and beyond. Sales tax and shipping costs are already paid for, so the price you see is the price you pay. There will be additional shipping information for out-of-towners at the bottom of each merchandise item, as all merchandise will be bulk-shipped to the University in February. Follow the link and click on “Arkansas Cycling Club – Spring 2015” and enter the login code “club2015” :  http://teams.codesports.com/

Help support University of Arkansas Cycling, the one and only collegiate cycling program in Arkansas, by ordering the 2015 kit. Haven’t heard of Arkansas Cycling or want to find out more? Find and Like “Arkansas Cycling” on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ArkansasCycling?fref=ts) and follow along as the team makes their 2015 campaign in the South Central Collegiate Cycling Conference (SCCCC: http://www.thescccc.org/).