Tony Martin's 2014 Specialized S-Works Shiv in world champion colours - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Mark Cavendish's 2013 Specialized S-Works Venge in custom livery. Cavendish won 19 teams in his debut season with the Belgian team - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Michal Kwiatkowski's 2014 Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL5 that was ridden to gold at the Ponferrada world championships - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Tom Boonen's 2012 Specialized S-Works Roubaix SL4 - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Boonen's race notes from Paris-Roubaix 2012 are still stuck to the top tube - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Tony Martin is known to run grip tape on the saddle of his time-trial bikes to help stay in position - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
A 53/46 front chainring combination is perfect for the mostly flat Paris-Roubaix parcours - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Boonen's 2008 Specialized Roubaix was equipped with 177.5mm cranks - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Boonen's 2007 Tarmac was equipped with Campagnolo components - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
CeramicSpeed has provided the Belgian team with bottom brackets for several seasons now - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Terpstra's Roubaix was equipped with a mechanical SRAM Red groupset - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Plenty of WorldTour teams will switch from their usual tyre provider to the handmade FMBs for some of the cobbled Classics - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Terpstra won the race on the famous FM Paris-Roubaix cotton tubulars, in a 25mm width - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Aligning with the northern Classics, Quick-Step Floors has opened a pop-up store from February right through until 7 April in Kortrijk, Belgium.
The Belgian team has Paris-Roubaix, Tour de France stage and World Championship-winning bikes on display from Tom Boonen, Niki Terpstra, Tony Martin, Mark Cavendish and Michal Kwiatkowski.
Alongside the historic bikes and other racing memorabilia, team kit is available to purchase as well as the team sponsors' products, including a display of the latest bikes from long-time team-bike-supplier Specialized.
Rocket Espresso — who provides coffee machines to an array of WorldTour teams and riders — has a machine in the store and there are several dates to enjoy a coffee and signing session with various Quick-Step Floors riders.
The bikes
Mark Cavendish's 2013 Specialized S-Works Venge
Mark Cavendish's 2013 Specialized S-Works Venge in custom livery. Cavendish won 19 teams in his debut season with the Belgian team - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Cavendish won 19 races in his debut season with Quick-Step Floors (then Omega Pharma-Quick-Step) including stages at the Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and Tour of Britain and the General Classification at Tour of Qatar.
Tom Boonen's 2007 Specialized S-Works Tarmac
Tom Boonen's 2007 Specialized S-Works Tarmac that was ridden at the Tour de France to win the green points jersey - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Boonen won two stages of the Tour de France and the green jersey aboard this bike.
Tony Martin's 2014 Specialized S-Works Shiv
Tony Martin's 2014 Specialized S-Works Shiv in world champion colours - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
In his third season as time-trial world champion, the German won seven individual time trials aboard the custom-painted Shiv, including the national championships.
The SRAM and Zipp equipped cobble-specific race bike that Terpstra took his most famous victory on.
Michal Kwiatkowski's 2014 Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL5
Michal Kwiatkowski's 2014 Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL5 that was ridden to gold at the Ponferrada world championships - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Quick-Step Floors' successful 2014 season was capped off with Kwiatkowski's World Championships Road Race victory in Ponferrada, Spain.
Tom Boonen's 2012 Specialized S-Works Roubaix SL4
Tom Boonen's 2012 Specialized S-Works Roubaix SL4 - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Boonen rode this (then new) bike to victories at E3 Prijs Vlaanderen (now known as E3 Harelbeke), Gent-Wevelgem, the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix — among one of the greatest Classics campaigns in recent memory.
The team
Formed off the back of the Domo-Farm Frites and Mapei-Quick-Step teams for the 2003 season, Quick-Step Floors has been the most successful and consistent team at the top level of the sport.
Multiple road, time trial and even cyclocross world champions have raced for the team in this time, winning 15 Monuments, 75 Grand Tour stage wins, plus an array of other GC titles, 43 national championships and even an Olympic title with Paolo Bettini in 2004.
Quick-Step Floors signed a three-year deal with the team last year, ensuring the team will continue until at least the end of 2020.
Click or swipe through the gallery above to take a look at the Quick-Step Floors pop-up store in Kortrijk.
