Rossin Bikes

Rossin, a name that echoes through the peloton, emerged as a spirited contender in the world of racing bicycles. Born in 1974, this Italian brand swiftly pedaled its way into hearts and history books.

The cycling landscape of the early ’70s was a canvas of rivalries, sponsorships, and dreams. Enter Vittorio Ghezzi, the visionary patron behind the Iclas and Itla teams. His star rider, Gibi Baronchelli, had conquered the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France amateurs astride Colnago bikes. But fate took a twist—Colnago’s favor shifted elsewhere, leaving Ghezzi fuming.

Alberto Inzaghi and Domenico Garbelli hatched a plan. “Why promote Colnago athletes,” they thought, “when we can forge our own path?” The Rossin dream was born—a dream of crafting top-quality bicycles with the help of welding maestro Mario Rossin.

Having honed his skills at Colnago, Rossin possessed the alchemical knowledge needed to shape greatness. Frames emerged—sleek, aerodynamic, and destined for victory. The Rossin pentagon logo adorned their flanks, a symbol of unity and purpose.

In 1983, Rossin etched its name in cycling lore. They claimed the crown of innovation—the aerodynamic disc wheel. A revolution? Perhaps.

Rossin bikes graced the peloton, ridden by both amateurs and professionals. From Roger de Vlaeminck to unsung heroes, Rossin left tire tracks on the roads of glory.

Today, Rossin’s legacy endures. Whether you seek vintage elegance or modern prowess, Rossin beckons—a promise of aesthetics, function, and the thrill of the ride.