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  • US Postal 2004 - cycling figurine in zamak | Le Petit Cycliste
  • US Postal 2004 - cycling figurine in zamak | Le Petit Cycliste
  • US Postal 2004 - cycling figurine in zamak | Le Petit Cycliste
  • US Postal 2004 - cycling figurine in zamak | Le Petit Cycliste
  • US Postal 2004 - cycling figurine in zamak | Le Petit Cycliste

US Postal 2004 - cycling figurine

€13.90
The US Postal 2004 hand-painted zamak cycling figurine immortalises the jersey of a team that dominated the peloton at the very peak of its power.
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Hand-painted in Roubaix. Production time: 3 to 5 business days.

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The US Postal 2004 figurine faithfully reproduces the jersey of one of the most formidable squads of the early 2000s peloton. Cast in zamak — a robust yet precise zinc alloy — and hand-painted in France, it stands as an essential piece for any collector with a passion for the great chapters of professional cycling.

The 2004 season — US Postal left an indelible mark on cycling history that year. Lance Armstrong crossed the finish line on the Champs-Élysées for a sixth consecutive time, an unprecedented performance that cemented the team's place as a living legend of the peloton. United, disciplined, and devastatingly effective on mountain stages and in race management alike, the American squad dominated the Grande Boucle with a collective mastery that commanded universal admiration. It was also the final season under the US Postal colours before the transition to Discovery Channel.

Each figurine is produced in a small-batch run and hand-painted by French craftsmen, ensuring a meticulous finish and faithful reproduction of the original jersey. A collector's piece that speaks to genuine artisanal craftsmanship — far removed from mass industrial production.

  • Material: zamak (zinc alloy)
  • Hand-painted finish
  • Made in France, small-batch production
  • For collectors and cycling enthusiasts
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