Transizion Sport Website

Photo(s) by Sergiy Tkachenko. Imported from Flickr on Sep 24, 2013.

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Transizion is a triathlon specialist based in Zaragoza, Spain. Logo and slogan are set in Febrotesk 4F by Ukrainian designer Sergiy Tkachenko.

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