Pinarello FP Quattro Carbon Fibre Gravel Bicycle Small 51.5cm equipped with Campagnolo Centaur 10-Speed 1×10 Groupset.
This swoopy brazen asymmetric carbon fibre commuting and gravel bike harnesses the true spirit of the maglia nera, dodging, ducking and weaving its way to spend as much time as possible having fun than stuck in the rat race.
Find yourself undiscovered, just like the crafty grand tour racers of old, and take yourself away from the regular trod beaten path.
Open Mould Carbon Fibre Road Bicycle Medium 54cm equipped with Campagnolo Athena EPS 11-Speed Groupset.
This lightweight open mould carbon roadie is borne from somewhere we don’t know, but it now carries the spirit of elegance, style and simplicity that the French inspire. Of the perfect Gentleman, of the might of determination, of groundedness, of tradition spiced with a touch of flair.
Ridley Excalibur Carbon Fibre Road Bicycle Small 53cm equipped with Shimano 105 11-Speed Groupset.
This Belgian lightweight super-responsive oversized-tubing carbon roadie is borne from the Ardennes, roads known to be tough, undulating, punctuated by gear-grinding climbs through the Walloon region. I’ve ridden those roads, they’re at times punchy, definitely cobbled, certainly meandering with tight medieval corners perfect for defending against the steely swords of King Arthur’s mysticism.
The original Casati Dardo Italian scandium alloy and carbon fibre road racing bicycle, a beautiful example of 100 years of family-based artisan fabrication by the Casati brothers, Luca and Massimo, and varnish finish by Carlo Dossena, from Monza, Italy. The ideal dart for absolute responsiveness in criterium racing and for when making a brash statement to the cycling crowds.
The stylish De Rosa Neo Primato Italian steel bicycle, a modern interpretation of the hallmark of Eddy Merckx domination of cycling road racing, particularly on the Molteni Cycling Team in the 1975 Tour de France. An insight into the history and description of this used example and rebuild into all day tourer and commuter bike.
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