Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - hand-painted zamak figurine
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  • Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - hand-painted zamak figurine
  • Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - hand-painted zamak figurine
  • Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - hand-painted zamak figurine
  • Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - hand-painted zamak figurine
  • Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - hand-painted zamak figurine

Europ Decor Boule d'Or 1984 - cycling figurine

€13.90
Hand-painted zamak cycling figurine reproducing the Europ Decor Boule d'Or jersey from the 1984 season. A collector's piece for fans of Belgian professional cycling history.
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Hand-painted in Roubaix. Production time: 3 to 5 business days.

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This hand-painted zamak cycling figurine faithfully recreates the jersey worn by the riders of Europ Decor Boule d'Or during the 1984 season. Cast in France in a limited artisan run, it is a must for collectors passionate about the history of Belgian professional road racing.

The 1984 season stands as one of the richest in European cycling. At the Tour de France, Laurent Fignon (Renault-Elf) claimed his second consecutive overall victory ahead of Bernard Hinault, in an edition defined by the fierce rivalry between the two French camps. On the world stage, the UCI Road World Championship in Barcelona crowned a Belgian rider — a striking reminder of the strength of the Flemish peloton at that time. Belgian teams like Europ Decor Boule d'Or embodied a deep-rooted cycling tradition and a relentless presence across the major races of the calendar.

Each figurine is:

  • Cast in zamak, a robust zinc alloy with precise, faithful detailing
  • Hand-painted in a small artisan series
  • Made in France
  • Perfect for recreating a season's peloton or completing a themed collection

A passion piece for any lover of professional cycling history.

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