Sentence examples for bespoke cycling from inspiring English sources

Recently they joined with the Savile Row tailor Timothy Everest — who fitted David Beckham for his wedding to Victoria Adams in 1999 — on a bespoke cycling suit that retailed for $3,500.

A photo of Celta Vigo's manager Luis Enrique in cycling gear was all it took for them to pedal a line, saddling the reader with a load of wheelie bad bespoke cycling puns.

BBC cycling programme BeSpoke was granted exclusive access by MTN-Qhubeka, the first African-registered pro team to race in the Tour, and spent a day following the soigneurs whose job it is to keep the riders on the road.

The Tour de France is as exciting as ever, and both 5Live's cycling spin-off, BeSpoke, and the Telegraph Cycling Podcast are right in the thick of the action.

But the fact that cycling is a bespoke pastime appeals to a British society that is less rigid than it once was.

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I was also contacted by the presenter of a BBC Radio 5 Live cycling-related show called BeSpoke.

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A keen cyclist, in 2009 Everest collaborated with cyclewear brand Rapha to develop a bespoke suit that could be worn while cycling; what he called "bespoke active wear".

Mr. Mottram knows that Rapha's prices and fashion gambles — like $3,500 bespoke suits or a $70 cycling scarf — make it easy to mock.

Like Mr. Bigelow, many cycling and triathlon enthusiasts buy a bespoke machine from a distant shop by combining a bike-fit trip with business or pleasure.