In recent days we had the opportunity to tell you how Prologo will be the official saddle of the Tour de France for the next three years. A prestigious recognition that now enters a new chapter. The Italian company has in fact created the “collection Prologue X Maillot Jaune”. What is it about?
Maillot Jaune is the Tour de France brand created to celebrate the essence and passion that have always characterized what is widely considered the most important stage race in the world. It is composed of a line of high-end accessories and components, carefully selected and intended for those looking for products that combine style and performance…with a direct reference to the Tour de France.
There is also Prologue
As anticipated, among the brands present in the Maillot Jaune collection this year we also find Prologo which for the occasion he created a special edition of the saddle Nago R4 PAS and matching Plaintouch handlebar tape. Both products feature an exclusive and elegant Blue color.
Nago R4 PAS Maillot Jaune is the special edition of one of the most iconic models of the Prologo production. The seat cover is characterised by the exclusive iridescent blue colour, embellished with the “Maillot Jaune” logo with yellow details in homage to the Tour de France.
The “Prologo X Maillot Jaune collection” also includes the “Plaintouch Maillot Jaune” handlebar tape. A classic model with a minimal and clean design, enriched in this special blue edition by two dedicated handlebar caps with the Prologo logo and the Maillot Jaune logo on a black background.
Available immediately
The new Nago R4 PAS Maillot Jaune saddle and Plaintouch Maillot Jaune handlebar tape are already available online at the official website www.prologo.it and at leading Prologo retailers. For those interested in adding a touch of yellow to their bike, here are the prices:
– Nago R4 PAS Maillot Jaune saddle with Nack rail: €229,00
– Nago R4 PAS Maillot Jaune saddle with TiroX rail: €139,00
– Plaintouch Maillot Jaune handlebar tape: €15,00
The new products of the Tour de France collection, They will also be on display inside the Fan Parks at the start in Florence on June 29th and the arrival in Nice on July 21st at the Prologue truck.
