No one is going to look better on mountain biking's biggest stage
When stakes are high, it’s important to look your best. And for downhill mountain bike racing, there’s no prize more sought after than a World Championship and the rainbow jersey.
Loris Vergier will be looking to bounce back from injury and find the form that won him a World Cup in Andorra just a few weeks ago. Bodhi Kuhn is a 17-year-old sensation who has been climbing higher and higher up the junior ranks with each race, recently taking third in Mont-Sainte-Anne.
Both riders are headed to Les Gets with brand new — and, dare we say, drippy as hell — kits and paint jobs on their Trek Sessions. Check out what the design maestros at 100 Percent and Trek cooked up below:
Loris Vergier's drippy threads.
Loris Vergier's drippy bike.
Bodhi Kuhn ready to rock a World Championship.
Bodhi's bike is pure Canada.
One-of-a-kind.
Don't get lost in it.
Up close and personal with that high pivot.
Won't be the first time Bodhi makes his mark.
Loris is ready for the slopes of Les Gets.
Loris' slick footwear.
A work of art.
Bodhi's bike in all its glory.
Every detail on Loris' bike was taken into consideration.
OK, go ahead and get lost in it.
Ready to rip.
Want to catch the new looks in action? You can watch the 2022 UCI MTB World Championships live on FloBikes in both the United States and Canada. All men’s and women’s downhill finals will take place Saturday. Here’s the official link for live timing and the week’s schedule, as well.
And it should go without saying that you should follow Loris Vergier and Bodhi Kuhn on Instagram for more. Be sure to check out Trek Factory Racing DH while you’re at it.
