Boels-Dolmans unveil new kits for 2017
Boels-Dolmans are the latest team to unveil their new kit for 2017 with redesigned orange and black jersey and shorts.
The Dutch team has moved on form Bioracer, with Santini producing the kit in 2017, a manufacturer that the team will be familiar with as it produces the leaders' jerseys for the UCI Women's WorldTour, which Boels-Dolmans rider Megan Guarnier won in 2016.
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