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In the early 21st century road cycling was badly in need of a makeover. Tour de France winners no longer looked like matinee idols and under Lance Armstrong the romance of the sport — not to mention its integrity — was enduring a long, slow death. Among all this, Rapha launched in with its original Classic Jersey, which was all black with a single white band on the sleeve.
Next it was the turn of cycling magazines: the first issue of Rouleur launched a year later. Simon Mottram: Guy and I met before Rapha, when I was first putting the plan together, even before I started trying to raise money. I was still trying to work out, is there a way of doing cycling better? I banged down the doors of anyone who had anything to do with cycling to find out what I could, became a bit obsessive about it and then I met Phil [Cavell] and Jules [Wall] at Cyclefit.
So I went and met Guy in an office in Battersea. Guy Andrews: It must have been At the time, for cycle clothing there was Assos if you had money, and then there was everything else. People would wear their club kit. That was the market at the time. Then Simon rocks up and we start chatting. SM: Most people said that. But I went away and carried on building the plan, while Guy went away to be founding editor of Road Cycling UK , so he became one of my main media targets when I was launching.
I kept on saying, can I tell you about this thing? Guy came past with a group of hitters wearing exactly the same club kit. They parked their bikes, marched into the Business Design Centre like kings of the hill, past this rusty H van with a film in the back and a couple of jerseys.
