Visma | Lease a Bike opts for bright yellow kit with more black

Visma | Lease a Bike has unveiled the new kit for the 2026 season. The development team, the women's squad, and the men’s team will all ride next year again in the familiar yellow-black colors. The apparel is supplied by Nimbl.

Nimbl, which formerly only produced cycling shoes, has been featured on the Visma | Lease a Bike jersey since July 1, 2025. At that time, the team already presented a new kit for the second half of the season, with Rabobank joining as a new sponsor as well. Now the jersey for 2026 follows. While the previous shirt already had some black shading on the lower part, the black area has become larger. Otherwise, the bright yellow color of the kit stands out.

“Working with Nimbl provides our riders with the high-performance clothing they need to perform at the highest level,” says Mathieu Heijboer, Head of Performance at Visma | Lease a Bike. “From testing to racing, the collaboration has always been seamlessly coordinated.”

“Nimbl understands that every detail counts: fit, aerodynamics, and comfort can make the difference between winning or missing an opportunity. This partnership is not just about clothing; it’s about creating a complete performance environment that supports our riders every day.”

photo: Visma | Lease a Bike / Bram Berkien

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Under the tagline ‘New Season New Skin’ the team marks the start of a new cycling year. “The striking yellow enhances the team’s recognizability,” reads the team website. “Subtle patterns referencing bee hairs are incorporated into the fabric, a detail that reflects the collective strength and collaboration that characterize Team Visma | Lease a Bike.”

General manager Richard Plugge is pleased with the new kit. “A new season always means evaluating, improving, and building further. Our 2026 kit fits that approach: recognizable as who we are, but with attention to detail and development. In collaboration with our partners we continue to look for ways to support our riders as best as possible in their performances.”