It’s said that necessity is the mother of invention, but I’ll also attribute a few beers and an active imagination. It was certainly a contributing factor for Alex Fry, a Sydney-based creative who decided to reconfigure a well-loved F. Moser mountain bike into a road bike tough enough to take on the deteriorated suburban streets.
Francesco Moser was one of the world’s fastest cyclists during the late 70s and early 80s. A time trial specialist, the mountains of the Tour de France proved a challenge, but he reveled in flatter stages and events such as the Paris Roubaix, which he won three consecutive times. His real triumph came in 1984,…
Italians have a natural propensity for embellishment, regardless of the application. Their passionate enthusiasm for cycling has created a fertile environment for decoration: if they’re…
