Louis Garneau

Louis Garneau started making cycling apparel with his wife in his father's garage in 1983. Within five years, the company had expanded to 118 employees. It seems that the word was out on this athlete-owned and run cycling apparel company. Since then, Garneau has become a world leader in the design and manufacture of cycling helmets, apparel, and footwear. Additionally, Garneau has been heavily involved with charitable causes ranging from MS and cancer to the Friends of the Elderly Organization, which helps to relieve loneliness and isolation among the elderly.

Even without his namesake clothing brand, Louis Garneau's racing career alone would lend him serious credibility within cycling circles. As a member of the 1984 Canadian Olympic cycling team, and a professional racer who claims more than 150 career victories, there's no doubt that the man knows cycling more intimately than most. But his enduring legacy comes in the form of Louis Garneau clothing, one of the most esteemed manufacturers of cycling apparel on the planet. Founded in 1983 in a garage, Louis Garneau experienced astronomical growth almost from day one. That growth set the stage for Garneau's expansion into international markets, which began in earnest in 1989 with the opening of the brand's first American office in Newport, Vermont. By the end of the decade, the reach of the brand was expanding rapidly with no end in sight.<br><br>Today, the lineup extends far beyond bib shorts and cycling jerseys to include helmets, gloves, cycling shoes, and an assortment of triathlon apparel. The focus on building race-driven apparel has never wavered, as evidenced by the brand's sponsorship of a long string of legendary bike racers. The upshot is that you get clothing that's been proven at the highest levels and designed with cycling utility in mind, like the top tier Course lineup.<br><br>But whether you're wearing the professional level clothing or recreational pieces, you'll benefit from Garneau's focus on functional fits and technical fabrics. The insistence on suitable materials is a natural byproduct of testing with riders who spend countless hours on the bike, and do so in harsh conditions—none more so than Garenau's own backyard. Seeing as Louis is still riding regularly, and has remained active in his local cycling community, you can rest assured that every piece of Louis Garneau clothing is and proudly built to help spread Louis's passion for cycling.

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15.0 Course Air Lite XZ Cycling Shoe - Men's

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Mondo Evo Jersey - Men's

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Copal Boa Cycling Shoe - Men's

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Modesto 3 Cycling Jacket - Women's

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