BePink, 1st & 2nd Vuelta Ciclista a El Salvador

BePink, the woman's team from Monza, literally dominated the seventh edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a El Salvador. The top two places in the general classification of the race belong to two BePink athletes: Noemi Cantele and Alena Amialisuik.

“We did it; now we can finally say it,” says Noemi Cantele. “I’m really happy, this is a fantastic result. This little roja shirt has a special value. It was hard, but thanks to impeccable teamwork BePink has achieved an important objective.”

BePink has as a sponsor the saddle manufacturer from Riese Pio X, BPeople. The team is using the company's B-Zero Air saddle, made with special graphics dedicated to the team’s colors.

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BPeople Saddles

BPeople is a new Italian brand of saddles that appeared for the first time at Eurobike. Their goal is to produce top of class saddles, 100% Made in Italy, with extra touches. The pictured saddle, "Unica" delivered in a wood case, is all carbon with a leather cover, weighing 138 grams. Price: 450 euro.

The actual saddle manufacturer is said to be Bassano located in Riese Pio X (Treviso).

Website, still partially under construction: www.bpeople.it

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