The 2024 pro cycling season has begun, and the peloton's new colors are nearly complete.

Primoš Roglic was spotted training on his new Specialized bike at the Bora-Hansgrohe training camp last month, but since the calendar changed to 2024, the Slovenian was the first to show off his new jersey could.

After eight seasons and 74 wins in the yellow and black of Jumbo Visma, Roglic moved to Bora-Hansgrohe with the goal of winning a complete Grand Tour by winning the Tour de France.

Roglic was among the riders who posted their new kits on social media early on New Year's Day, marking the official beginning of his tenure at Bora-Hansgrohe; the 34-year-old's race schedule will be announced at the team's media day in Mallorca next week.

Tao Geoghegan Hart, who moved from Ineos to Lidl Trek in 2024, also posed for the first time in his new kit, with the London native expected to return to competition at the Volta ao Algarve after crashing at the Giro d'Italia in May, Tour de France will be the centerpiece of his season.

Soudal Quick-Step also released an image of new recruit Mikel Landa in his team kit. The Basque joins the team from Bahrain Victorious and will play a key supporting role for Lemko Evenpoel in his Tour debut in July.

Elsewhere, Jayco Arla and Liv Arla unveiled their new 2024 kit on New Year's Day. The team describes the colors as "a dash of blue tones inspired by the Australian ocean, Jayco Bluebird, and Giant Bicycles, with hints of the red-hot desert sands of the outback and the deep eggplants found in Alula's Night Sky and Rib Cycling. mix," he explains.

Nairo Quintana's second stint with Movistar officially began on Monday, and the Colombian is pictured wearing the team's 2024 kit. Davide Formolo is another new addition to the 2024 Spanish team from UAE Team Emirates.

The look of the peloton for the new year is almost complete, with only DSM-Filmenig and EF Education-Easy Post presenting their jerseys.