News | Florian Nicolaï Signs For Rocky Mountain Bicycles

12.06.2015
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Some big news has just emerged from the Rocky Mountain Bicycles/Urge Bike Products camp this week, announcing that Enduro World Series racer Florian Nicolaï has now signed a long term contract for the team which see’s him riding until the end of the 2017 season!

“The Rally Team is like a family to me, both professionally and personally. Great people, great atmosphere. Signing with Rocky Mountain and Urge bp is a long term choice for me to continue developing and climbing the Enduro World Series ranks. The bikes are amazing, I’m fan as well of those inventive helmets, and both companies are supportive and exciting to work with.” — Florian Nicolaï

In case you don't remember who Florian is, he's the guy who lights up runs, shredding trails on the EWS
In case you don’t remember who Florian is, he’s the guy who lights up runs, shredding trails on the EWS
Now signed for Rocky Mountain until the end of the 2017 season, Florian is switching from
Now signed for Rocky Mountain until the end of the 2017 season, the guys are incredibly excited to welcome him in the 2016 season

“Over the last several years we’ve seen Flo transform from a fast prospect to a legitimate podium threat at every race he enters. He’s also been a valuable component of our product feedback loop. With both raw talent and a great attitude, we’re ecstatic to have him on board.” — Brian Park, Rocky Mountain Bicycles

“Urge bp as manufacturer of MTB helmets and only MTB helmets cannot be happier and proud to support Florian, one of the most talented and pure enduro riders. He is a key athlete to help us in our goal to deliver the best helmet for each discipline and Enduro is the one in the heart of mountain bike” – Fred Glo , URGE Bike Products

We’re excited to see Florian riding for Rocky Mountain Bicycles, especially with team leader Andreas Hestler, the former Olympian turned mentor/cycling legend, coaching him along the way!

For more info on the racing team, visit: bikes.com

Words & Photos: Courtesy of Rocky Mountain Bicycles & Variable Visual

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