Your club, indoors too
Winter training does not have to be anonymous. Your rider wears the same jersey you wear on Sunday's club run, so your clubmates know it is you the moment they see you.
Cycloscape Pro · Club kits
Ride indoors in your club's jersey.
Club kits is the Cycloscape Pro feature that dresses your rider in your cycling club's jersey for indoor rides on your smart trainer. Upload a photo of it — the shop's product picture or the jersey laid flat — and your rider wears it in every ride: on your own routes, in group rides with your club, and in every photo and film you share.
- Front and back
- Sides filled in for you
- Women's and men's riders
- Up to 12 jerseys
Why ride in your club kit
Group rides that look like a club ride
Host a group ride, share the link, and ride together in your club's colours — a bunch of the same kit rolling through Flanders, the Alps or your own local loop.
Every ride photo carries your colours
The photo and the film of every ride you share — and the link on your Strava activity — show your club's jersey. Your club gets seen every time a member shares a ride.
Any jersey, no design files
No template to fill in and no designer needed: the shop's product picture or a phone photo of the jersey laid flat is all it takes. Front and back in, sides and sleeves filled in for you.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute, all in your garage. Nothing to install and no design skills.
- Step 1
Add a photo of the front and the back
In your garage, open Your jersey and upload a front photo and a back photo. The shop's product picture from the kit configurator works, and so does the jersey laid flat on the floor or a bed, photographed from above. One photo is enough: it is used for both sides.
- Step 2
Cycloscape fits it and fills in the sides
Cycloscape separates the jersey from the background, finds how the sleeves hang, fits the pattern of your rider's jersey to the photo and fills in the sides and the underarms from the colours of the body and the sleeves. You see your rider wearing it straight away, and you can nudge the fit if you want.
- Step 3
Ride in your club's colours
Save it and your rider wears it in every ride: on your own routes, in the official worlds, in group rides where your clubmates see it, and in every ride photo and film you share.
From the classics to your club
The No Limits kit is a real club kit, made from its front and back photos exactly the way yours will be, and shown with the club's permission. The others are our own designs: the classics in the style of the 1980s and 90s, and club colours taken from the flags of cycling's heartlands — no team names, sponsors or crests.
1980s & 90s styles — our designs
’84 · Colour blockPrimary blocks on a black grid — the decade's art-gallery jersey.
’86 · Chequered bandA black-and-white chequered band across a white jersey.
’87 · Triple bandGreen, red and green bands across the chest.
’88 · DenimWashed blue with a woven look — a jersey that dressed like jeans.
’90 · Neon zigzagNeon zigzags on black — pure early-90s.
’92 · Hot pinkAll hot pink, white sleeves — impossible to miss in a bunch.
’93 · SunflowerSunflower yellow with black sides and shoulders.
’94 · Navy waveDeep navy crossed by a white wave.
’95 · CubesA mosaic of colour squares, loud from any angle.
’97 · Tricolour sashA blue, white and red sash from shoulder to hip.
Club colours of cycling's heartlands
Flanders · club coloursLion yellow and black, the colours of the cobbled classics.
Basque Country · club coloursRed with the green saltire and the white cross.
Brittany · club coloursBlack and white bands, straight off the Gwenn-ha-du.
Colombia · club coloursYellow, blue and red — the climbers' colours.
Catalonia · club coloursGold with four red bars.
Italy · club coloursAzure with a green, white and red chest band.
Netherlands · club coloursOrange with a red, white and blue band.
Denmark · club coloursRed with the white Nordic cross.
Yorkshire · club coloursRoyal blue and white, from the county that hosted the Tour.
Australia · club coloursGreen and gold, gold shoulders and sides.
Photos that work best
- The product picture from your club's kit configurator is ideal: front view, back view, plain background.
- Laid flat: put the jersey on a plain floor or bed, sleeves out, and shoot from straight above with all of it in the frame.
- Front and back each in their own photo. One alone works too — it is used for both sides.
- Skip photos of someone wearing it, on a hanger, or on a busy background.
Your club's design, your club's call
Upload a jersey if it is your design, your club's or your team's, or if you have permission. Logos and sponsors on a kit belong to their owners, and showing them on your rider does not mean they endorse you or Cycloscape. Anything offensive, and any jersey a rights holder asks us to take down, is removed — see our terms.
Club kits: questions riders ask
Can my Cycloscape rider wear my cycling club's real jersey?
Yes. With Cycloscape Pro you upload a photo of your club's jersey, front and back, and your rider wears it in every indoor ride, in group rides and in your ride photos and films. Pro costs EUR 9.99 a month or EUR 89 a year.
Which photos work best?
The product picture from your club's kit configurator or shop page works very well: a front view and a back view on a plain background. A photo of the jersey laid flat on the floor or a bed, taken from straight above with the whole jersey in the frame, works too. Avoid photos of someone wearing it and busy backgrounds.
Do I need both the front and the back?
No. One photo is enough: Cycloscape uses it for both sides, and it never mirrors it, so text on it always reads the right way. With both photos, the back of your rider shows the real back of your jersey, such as the club name, the pockets or the sponsors.
What happens to the sides and the sleeves?
A front and a back photo do not show the sides of a jersey, so Cycloscape fills them in: the flanks and underarms continue the colours of the body, and the sleeves keep their own colour and cuffs. It also works out how the sleeves hang in your photo, so the cuffs land where they are on the real jersey.
What happens to my club jersey if I stop being Pro?
Your rider goes back to the standard kit straight away. Your jerseys stay saved, and your rider wears them again the day you are Pro again.
Who sees my club jersey?
You do, in your garage and in every ride. Riders in a group ride with you see it on your rider, and anyone you share a ride photo or ride film with sees it there too.
Does it work for women's and men's riders?
Yes. Every jersey is made for both rider bodies when you save it, so it fits whichever rider you choose, and it stays on if you switch.
Can every member of my club ride in the same kit?
Yes: each Pro member uploads the same front and back photos in their own garage. Your club's design stays your club's, and nobody else can pick it from a catalogue.
Can I use my club's logos and sponsors?
Use it if it is your design, your club's or your team's, or if you have permission. Logos and marks belong to their owners and showing them on your rider does not mean they endorse you or Cycloscape. Cycloscape removes any jersey that breaks its terms or whose rights holder asks for it to be removed.
How many jerseys can I keep?
Up to 12 saved jerseys, and you can switch between them, or go back to your kit colours, at any time in your garage.
Put your club on the road.
Your jersey, your rider, every ride — part of Cycloscape Pro, with a 7-day free trial.