After FDJ revealed its new, very white kit late last week, Movistar has given the Twitter people an 'exclusive' look at its new rags for the 2015 season and it feels somewhat polarised to FDJ's big unveiling.
Rather than asking 'why, oh why?' it seems more apt to spend some time staring intently at images of both the kits from this year and next, in an extraordinarily difficult edition of spot the difference (we've only spotted the removal of the lime green trim so far).
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