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EF Pro Cycling and ASSOS Drop “Spooky” Switch-Out Kit

  • Ron 

Following the phenomenal success of their switch-out kit, of Switzerland and are with another limited edition kit for the 2026 Tour de France. Inspired by close encounters from worlds beyond, this limited-edition release invites riders into an alternate reality.

S P O O K Y: An Alternate Reality

The exclusive graphics feature an eerie green and deep blue colourway, specifically selected to evoke a “spooky” Halloween vibe. Embracing an upside-down theme, both the ASSOS and EF logos are inverted. This design choice is a clever nod to the upside-down or mirrored perception that other life forms might have of us here on planet Earth. Furthermore, when inverted, “EF” fittingly reads as “ET” (Extra Terrestrial).

In a playful addition to the design, the right shoulder of the features the exact GPS coordinates of the ASSOS Headquarters in Ticino, Switzerland – ensuring extraterrestrials know exactly where to return the subject after an abduction.

Close Encounters: The Full Capsule

The “Spooky Edition” capsule merges this otherworldly narrative with ASSOS’s renowned podium-proven textiles and a second-skin fit. The is available globally from July 2026 through chosen retail partners and official channels:

EQUIPE R Jersey S11 EF – Spooky Edition: Featuring the signature EF Education–EasyPost aero fit. €205 | £180 | $240
DYORA R Jersey S11 EF – Spooky Edition: Delivering a premium, second-skin aero fit for peak performance. €205 | £180 | $240
TACTICA LS Jersey T5 EF – Spooky Edition: A versatile long-sleeve option designed for a more casual on and off- style. €130 | £115 | $160

Prepare for close encounters. The ASSOS x EF Spooky Collection is a testament to the that there truly is no rest for the wicked.

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