Specialized has announced a new partnership with women’s WorldTour team FDJ-Suez which will start in 2025.
With relationships with SD Worx-Protime and AG Insurance-Soudal in place, the American brand will now supply bikes to three teams on the WorldTour at the top level of women’s professional cycling.
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