Distortion in motion
Gobik launches Glitch Mode, the first drop of summer 2026: a collection that takes digital aesthetics as a starting point to reinterpret movement on the bicycle. Inspired by the fragmentation of color and the logic of the bitmap, the proposal turns blocks and distortions into a unique language applied to cycling.
In Glitch Mode, fragmentation is not a graphic effect, it is rhythm. Dynamic, tense, and precise surfaces accompany the speed and energy of pedaling. Distortion is transformed into control, and color into impulse.
“We are not seeking digital nostalgia. We seek contemporaneity. It is not a decorative glitch, it is controlled energy.”
Deciphering movement
Glitch invites you to decode color through movement. The fragmented patterns make sense in motion, when the garment comes into play and the design activates on the road.
Each piece has been developed to transfer this visual language to real performance: ultra-light fabrics, high breathability, and optimized fits for summer. The digital becomes tangible. The design becomes precision.
Aesthetic evolution without losing DNA
With this first drop, Gobik reinforces its positioning as a brand that evolves in language and aesthetic ambition without giving up its technical essence.
The collection includes key models such as the CX Pro 4.0 jersey, Attitude, Magnitude, and Vanquish. As a novelty, the X bib shorts are added to the catalog as one of the season’s big bets.
A new take on rhythm
Glitch Mode is a statement of intent: to experiment without losing control, to innovate without compromising performance. Movement is no longer just observed. It is deciphered.
