Sure, cycling in the summer is good, but Café du Cycliste and 66 ° North make cycling in extreme weather a nice feeling and a great look for fall / winter 2021.

Nothing better than hitting the road on a hot summer day, a cooling breeze passing by as you pass your local park or challenge your friends to a race. Adrenaline is hard to beat. Coping with plummeting temperatures, a freezing morning wind, and the splash of muddy water hitting your sons on your morning commute to work in the winter – not so cute.

While cold weather cycling, for many, doesn’t have the appeal of a summer ride, but it doesn’t have to be boring. Reunited for an unlikely fall / winter 2021 partnership, Café du Cycliste and 66 ° North look to Iceland’s otherworldly landscapes to provide technical equipment that has proven itself in some of the harshest conditions in the world. world can offer. Basically, with this gear, you have no excuse not to join your companion on that ride you promised.

The concise four-piece capsule includes a compressible GORE-TEX anorak, an aero fleece jacket, a lightweight insulation layer and a shoulder bag. This kit gets straight to the point.

Discussing the brand’s common mission, Café du Cycliste founder Rémi Clermont said: “We want to continue to map cycle routes and make them accessible and comfortable all over the world through our products. Riding a bike in the most extreme conditions is something that adds both fun and beauty to the whole experience.

The Café du Cycliste x 66 ° North Fall / Winter 2021 capsule collection is available online now.