espite ‘The Rules’ being categorically canned, the pressure to wear aesthetically pleasing kit is as great as ever, and with colourful clothing –, that comes with the stress of colour-matching. It’s all well and good pairing bibshorts and jersey if you buy them together or opt for black bottoms, but what about other parts of your riding kit? Shoes are the least flexible of all cycling attire because they’re generally an ungodly price and need to fit well. Many have tried and failed to match shoes with parts of their bike or their kit, but the ultimate solution is actually the easiest of all.
