Giday, guys and welcome to talking Luft.

Great episode coming up.

But before you listen to this, you've got to go and listen to the full episode with

Paul de Gator over at the cycling podcast it's a great episode because he's an ex-cycling

manager an ex-cycling agent and he gives us all the insides how they trade us how it all

happens it's pretty interesting because seeing as Paul's retired he feels free to speak about

it openly it's a pretty

interesting time coming up for riders, a really weird season, a lot of guys up for contracts.

So I thought it would be good to just find out what it actually goes on there.

But now, talking Luft, it's a bit different because Paul is not a cyclist, but he still has

an opinion about Luft.

So, hope you guys enjoy this one.

Cheers. All right, here we go.

Talking Loof with Paul de Gaeta.

Let's talk about it.

I normally ask guys how they wear their cycling cap, a casket.

I'm going to ask you, how do you think a cycling cap should be worn?

I really like the way when the old days, when they put it a bit up front, you know?

Yeah.

So that the trademark or the brand could be seen really well. But that's been ages since that has been done, I think. But I really like that. On the old pictures, you still see them with the cap and... With the brim up. Yeah, I like that too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's funny. All right, well, tell me, what are your thoughts on cycling fashion then? Cycling fashion. Yeah, do you like the cycling fashion as a viewer of cycling? Or do you think it's hideous? I think Rafa makes some really nice things. But on cycling fashion, do you know, well, it's maybe not cycling, but you know that Bealacer, they make the outfits of the band craftwork.

Oh, do they?

Yeah, they do.

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