Sancineto Strada
To an aficionado of custom Italian road racing bicycles, a Sancineto is considered Holy Grail territory. Regardless of their desirability, however, they are still one…
To an aficionado of custom Italian road racing bicycles, a Sancineto is considered Holy Grail territory. Regardless of their desirability, however, they are still one…
Ernesto Colnago’s Arabesque was a celebration of everything there was to love (or hate) about Italian racing steel from the early 80s. An elaborate flourish…
Simon Rich recently sent through some photos of his Tommasini Strada that had been built up with the usual level of perfection by Melbourne’s Dan…
Biascagne Cicli is a partnership dedicated to the restoration and art of the bicycle, located in Treviso, a city in the north of Italy. Treviso…
Presented here in collaboration with Rouleur Magazine is an excerpt from Issue 25, a photo essay by Paolo Ciaberta with words by Rohan Dubash, a…
Another Italian marque that’s renowned for delightfully over-the-top paint schemes, Somec originated in the 1960s by Giro d’Italia mechanic Oliviero Gallegati and named as the…
The French aerospace company, TVT, produced some of cycling’s first carbon fiber tubes. Their technology was utilized by various marques, including LOOK and Bottechia. Concorde,…
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…
Dario Pegoretti is one of the most colorful characters in the bicycle industry. His hand-painted frames (coupled with his technical innovations and custom drawn Columbus…
Some classic Italian marques just go to seed in their golden years, forgoing the integrity their name was built upon for the sake of a…
For fans of classic Italian racing bicycles, the re-emergence of Giovanni Pelizzoli must be a welcome sight. You should be familiar with his Ciocc marque…
Andrea from Eroica Cicli recently encountered this classic Italian steed, and had a chance to meet Bruno Brazzo during his last trip to Italy. Bruno…
The C35 was a commemorative model created to celebrate Colnago’s 35th anniversary in 1989. It was one of the first frames to be manufactured using…
One of my favorite motorcycle blogs, The Vintagent, writes an irregular post titled ‘How You Find Them’, dedicated to those miraculous barnyard finds that inevitably…
I have a soft spot for Giovanni Pellizoli’s frames—Concorde, Paganini and especially Conti. I have a rosso corsa Conti in my garage, which was my…