Suzzy by Antonio Alpi late 40s
Suzzi by Antonio Alpi
Late 40s
Framebuider: Antonio Alpi
Condition: preserved
Tubing: Columbus SL
Derailleur: Campagnolo Cambio Corsa
Crankset : Magistroni
Bottom bracket: Magistroni Nick Crom
Headset: Magistroni
Brakes set: Universal 39
Saddle: Italia
Handlebar & stem: Ambrosio alloy
Pedals: Sheffield Sprint
Hubs: Fratelli Brivio
Rims: Nisi
Photo: Frameteller
Galmozzi Raimondi early 60s
Galmozzi for Raimondi
Early 60s
Framebuider: Galmozzi
Condition: preserved
Tubing: Columbus SL
Derailleurs: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Crankset : Campagnolo Gran Sport
Bottom bracket: Campagnolo “con sfere”
Headset: Campagnolo Record
Brakes set: Universal 61
Saddle: UNICA
Seatpost: NITOR
Handlebar & stem: Ambrosio Champion
Pedals: Campagnolo Record
Hubs: Canpagnolo Record
Rims: Nisi
Photo: Frameteller
Cimatti 1950
Cimatti 1950
Serial: C15737
Framebuider: factory
Condition: restored
Tubing: Columbus SL
Derailleurs: Campagnolo Cambio Corsa
Crankset : Magistroni
Bottom bracket: Magistroni Nick Crom
Headset: Magistroni Cimatti
Brakes set: Universal 5501 (1950 only)
Saddle: FNI Bologna
Handlebar & stem: Cinelli steel
Pedals: Sheffield
Pump: Brambilla BSA
Hubs: FB Cimatti
Rims: Nisi
Saddle: F.N. Bologna
Toe clips and straps: Cornez, Binda
Photo: Frameteller
Umberto Testi 1953
Umberto Testi 1953
Framebuider: factory
Condition: preserved
Tubing: Columbus SL
Dropouts: Campagnolo Gran Sport – registers 4mm
Derailleurs and shifters: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Crankset : L. Magistroni
Bottom bracket: L. Magistroni Nick Crom
Headset: Magistroni
Brakes: Universal 51
Handebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Pedals: Sheffield Sprint
Umberto Testi 1954 Simplex
Umberto Testi 1954 Simplex
Framebuider: factory
Condition: preserved
Tubing: Columbus SL
Dropouts: Simplex Made in Italy
Derailleurs: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Crankset : Magistroni Giostra
Bottom bracket: Magistroni Giostra
Headset: Magistroni
Brakes: Universal 51
Saddle: FNI Bologna
Handebar/Stem: Ambrosio FAT
Pedals: Sheffield Sprint
Toe clips: Reg Special
Galmozzi 1960 Simplex
Galmozzi 1960
Framebuider: Francesco Galmozzi
Condition: restored
Tubing: Columbus SL
Dropouts: Simplex Juy 60
Rear derailleur: Simplex Juy 60
Front derailleur: Simplex LJ 23
Shifters: Simplex LJ23
Saddle: Brooks B15 Flyer
Headset: Stronglight Competition
Handlebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Pedals: Campagnolo Record lightened
Bottom Bracket: Campagnolo Record 1st gen.
Crankset: Campagnolo 2nd gen.
Seatpost: Campagnolo Record 2nd gen.
Brake set: Weinmann Vainqueur 999
Hubs: Fratelli Brivio / Simplex large flange
Rims: Super Champion (French)
Galmozzi Lazzaretti middle 50s
Galmozzi ca 1955
Framebuider: Francesco Galmozzi
Condition: restored
Tubing: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Saddle: Brooks B17
Handebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Pedals: Sheffield
Headset: Magistroni
Crankset: Magistroni
Viscontea 1952
Viscontea 1952
Condition: restored with original “coppale” decals (70 years old)
The frame design is interesting and quite original for those years, but Viscontea was always distinguished from its competitors by the originality of its construction details.
The saddle lug with the pointed rear stays has a very strong and powerful shape, together with the cables inside the top tube create a “brutalist” look of a real steel machine, contrasting with the delicacy and elegance of the fork head.
This frame, with both shift cables on the right side, is an unusual example of Italian racing bike in the early 50s. 1951 and 1952 in Italy were an important moment of transition, the first Campagnolo parallelogram rear derailleur with the new GS front derailleur and dropouts were born, in parallel Simplex (the Italian factory) responded with new dropouts with a fixing eyelet for the Simplex TDF and JUY 51 rear derailleur (they do not appear in the French catalogs and were probably intended exclusively for Italian manufacturers).
The Huret front derailleur on this bike is identical to the Simplex B52 model that came out in 1952, a couple of years after the Huret. Both, Huret and SImplex front derailleurs, were designed for cable routing to the right of the frame, for use with the double shift levers.
Tubing: Columbus
Dropouts: Simplex made in Italy
Derailleur: Simplex Tour de France
Derailleur shifters: double Simplex Tour de France
Front derailleur: Huret
Hubs: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Crankset: Magistroni branded “Viscontea”
Headset: Magistroni
Bottom bracket: Bollea Saluzzo
Pedals: Lyotard Berthet 1st version (without “made in france”)
Saddle: Brooks B17 swallow (50s)
Handebar & Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Brakes: Universal 51
Viscontea track late '40s
Viscontea track late ’40s
Condition: restored
Tubing: Falck light
Hubs: Siamt Super large flange
Spokes: Stella, laced
Rims: Fiamme Brev. Longhi track
Crankset: Magistroni Giostra track 165 mm “humber”
Saddle: Brooks Sprinter, Brooks clamp, alloy racing seatpost
Handebar/Stem: Cinelli steel
Pedals: Sheffield Sprint, Cornez toe clips, Binda straps
Masi Special late '50s
Masi Special 1960 Nervex Professional
From 1957 to 1963 Faliero Masi made a unique version of the Special model builded with the Nerves Professional lugs.
This special version of the Special (very few such frames were built) was sold on Italian Market and exported on USA by “Sugden and Lynch”.
The blue and yellow paintwork was created only for this model.
Serial: letters “A” and “L” on the right and left of the seatpost lug
Condition: restored by Masi with original decals and colors
Derailleurs: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Bottom bracket: Campagnolo Record 1st gen.
Headset: Campagnolo Record 2nd gen.
Crankset: Magistroni – TA
Pedal: Campagnolo Record short thread
Hubs: Campagnolo Record large flange (no written)
Saddle and seatpost: Unica
Handebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Rims: Nisi Moncalieri
Toe clips: Reg Special + Binda strapsPh. Frameteller
Marastoni 1947
Licinio Marastoni 1946/47
Serial: 38
One of the first Marastoni racing bike
Condition: preserved
Framebuilder: Licinio Marastoni
Derailleur: Campagnolo Cambio Corsa
Saddle: Brooks B17
Handlebar/Stem: Cinelli steel
Brakes: Universal 39
Rims: Fiamme Brevetto Longhi
Pedals: Sheffield Sprint
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Chiorda 1960/61
Magni Chiorda, Philco team bike – 1961
Condition: full preserved
Framebuilder: Unknow, probably Artide (Faenza) or Gilardi
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Bottom Bracket shell: Georg Fischer
Group: Campagnolo Record 1960
Handlebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Rims: Nisi
NOTE: bicycle builded for the 1961 Philco team.
From 1960 to 1962 the Philco team participated to Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and the World Championship.
among their cyclists champions such as Adorni, Bitossi and Carlesi.
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Messori 1981
Messori 1981 Specialissima
Condition: full preserved
Framebuilder: Lino Messori
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Super Record 1981
Handebar/Stem: 3TTT
Rims: FIR
Note: Messori’s Specialissima made for a friend, only in these cases he would add the rider’s initials embossed on the top tube.
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Colnago Freccia 1959
Colnago Freccia 1959
Condition: restored
Design & Framebuilding: Ernesto Colnago / Volta
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Record 1959
Saddle: Brook Campagnolo
Brakeset: Universal 51
Headset: Magistroni Colnago
Handebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion Criterium
Rims: Nisi Moncalieri (old version)
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Paintwork: @specialcorsa
Tommasini 1975
Tommasini Thomas 1975
Condition: full preserved
Total weight: 9.1 kg
Framebuilder: Irio Tommasini
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Super Record titanium first generation
Saddle: 3TTT SL
Handebar/Stem: 3TTT Superleggero
Rims: Martano
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Stelbel Integrale 1976
Stelbel Integrale 1976
Condition: painting restored with original water decals
Paintwork by: @specialcorsa
Total weight: 8.5kg
Framebuilder: Stelio Belletti
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
ìGroup: Campagnolo Super Record titanium first generation
Saddle: San marco Concor Superleggera
Handebar/Stem: Cinelli Criterium
Rims: Nisi
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Peloso - Godio 1957
Godio by Mario Peloso, 1957
Condition: preserved
Frame builder: Mario Peloso
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Record 1957 first generation
Crankset: Magistroni Giostra
Pedals: Sheffield “barchetta”
Brake set: Universal 51
Stem and handlebar: Ambrosio Champion
Saddle: Brooks B17
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Coppi Fiorelli 1958
Coppi Fiorelli Campione del Mondo 1958
Condition: Restored
Frame number: 99564
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Record 1958 first generation
Crankset: Magistroni – Fiorelli
Stem and handlebar: Ambrosio Champion
Brake set: Universal 51
Saddle: Brooks B17 1958
Rims: Fiamme red label
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Paletti Meteor 1986
Paletti Meteor 1985/86
Condition: Preserved
Framebuilder: Unknow
Frame design patent: Paletti, Dosi
Paintwork: Mario Martini
Frame number: 746
Frame/Fork: Oria Molibdeno Mannesmann, Paletti Patent
Group: Campagnolo Super Record
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Galmozzi Lazzaretti frame early 60s
Galmozzi for Lazzaretti, early 60s
Condition: Restored, paintwork by @Specialcorsa
Framebuilder: Fancesco Galmozzi / Milano
From the 1940s Galmozzi built bicycles for Romolo Lazzaretti of Rome who also worked as a distributor for Southern Italy. All the frames were paintend in gold.
Starting from the late ’50s Galmozzi created this particular model for Lazzaretti (and Villa in Bologna), with the fork head crossed by a straight line.
Signed by Galmozzi with vent holes on rear stays and fork diameter 2.72mm.
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Umberto Patelli 1974
Umberto Patelli 1974
Condition: Preserved
Framebuilder: Luigi Patelli
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Lugs: Nervex
Group: Campagnolo Nuovo Record
Saddle: Cinelli Unicanitor
Handebar/Stem: Cinelli Criterium
Rims: Ambrosio
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Pogliaghi 1953 pista
Sante Pogliaghi 1953 pista
Condition: restored
Framebuilder: Sante Pogliaghi
Frame number: 6358
Frame/Fork: Falk lightweight
Crankset: BSA humber
Saddle: Bologna track
Stem: Cinelli steel
Handebar: Cinelli track
Headset: Bollea Saluzzo
Hubs: Campagnolo Gran Sport large flange
Bottom bracket: Bollea Saluzzo
Pedals: Sheffield
Rims: Fiamme Brevetto Longhi
Freewheel: Magistroni
Chain: Humber
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Girardengo 1953 by Pelà
Girardengo 1953, by Giuseppe Pelà
Condition: Restored
Framebuilder: Giuseppe Pelà
Frame number: 41187
Group: Campagnolo Gran Sport 1953
Saddle: Brooks
Pedals: Sheffield
Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Handebar: Ambrosio Champion
Rims: Fiamme brevetto Longhi
Freewheel: Regina Gran Sport
Chain: Regina Gran Sport
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Girardengo by Pelà 1952
Girardengo 1952, by Giuseppe Pelà
Rik Van Steenbergen’s bike at the Girardengo team.
Condition: Full preserved
Framebuilder: Giuseppe Pelà
Frame number: 37540
Group: Campagnolo Gran Sport 1952
Saddle: Brooks
Stem: Ambrosio
Handebar: Ambrosio
Rims: Clement
Freewheel: Regina Gran Sport
Chain: Regina Gran Sport
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Pogliaghi 1958
Sante Pogliaghi 1958
Condition: preserved
Framebuilder: Sante Pogliaghi
Frame number: 6947
Tubing-Fork/Lugs/Droputs: Reynolds, George Fischer, Campagnolo
Group: Campagnolo Gran Sport 1st generation
Saddle: Brooks B17
Stem: Cinelli steel
Handlebar: Cinelli Giro d’Italia steel
Rims: NISI
Freewheel: Caimi 5v
Chain: Regina Gran Sport
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Pogliaghi 1960
Sante Pogliaghi 1960
Condition: Original chromed lugs, paintwork restored on original color and decals
Framebuilder: Sante Pogliaghi
Frame number: 7063
Frame/Fork: Columbus
Group: Campagnolo Gran Sport
Saddle: Cinelli Unicanitor
Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Handebar: Ambrosio Champion
Rims: NISI Toro
Freewheel: Regina Gran Sport 5s
Chain: Regina Gran Sport
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Fantini Specialissima 1981
Fantini Specialissima 1981
Condition: Preserved
Framebuilder: Bruno Fantini
Frame number: / 033
Frame/Fork: Columbus
Group: Campagnolo Super Record
Saddle: San Marco CX
Stem: 3ttt
Handebar: 3ttt aero
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Elio Torino by Pelà 1970
Elio Torino 1970
Condition: Restored
Framebuilder: Giuseppe Pelà
Frame/Fork: Columbus SL
Group: Campagnolo Nuovo Record
Saddle: Cinelli Unicanitor
Handebar: Cinelli Criterium double shield
Stem: Cinelli old logo
Rims: Martano
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Gios Torino 1961
Gios Torino 1961
Condition: Restored
Framebuilder: Giuseppe Pelà
Frame/Fork: Columbus
Group: Campagnolo Record
Brake set: Universal 61
Saddle: Italia
Handebar and stem: 3TTT
Rims: Martano
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Amleto Villa 1967
Amleto Villa 1967
Condition: Preserved
Framebuilder: Patelli Bologna
Frame/Fork: Columbus
Group: Campagnolo Record
Brake set: Universal 61
Saddle: Brooks B17
Handebar and stem: 3TTT Gran Prix
Rims: Nisi
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Masi Special 1972
Condition: Preserverd
Framebuilder: probable Mario Confente
Frame number: MF.55
Frame/Fork: Reinolds 531
Weight: 7.9 Kg
Group: Campagnolo Nuovo Record
Collezione privata: Claudio Marinangeli
Note: Verso la fine degli anni ’60 Paolo Carta, progettista e insegnante di progettazione meccanica in una scuola milanese con l’hobby del ciclismo, realizzò per conto di Faliero e Alberto Masi un sistema per la produzione in piccola serie di una particolare forcella nata dall’intuizione e dai suggerimenti del grande Antonio Maspes. L’irrigidimento della forcella posteriore mediante l’inserimento di alcuni piccoli nastri metallici permetteva di sfruttare in modo più efficace la brutale spinta dello sprinter su pista, ma anche nello scatto in salita. Questa tecnologia venne subito apprezzata da Eddie Merckx come si può vedere in un’immagine dell’epoca in cui Faliero e Alberto Masi erano meccanici della Faema di Merckx e Adorni.
La bicicletta esposta è decisamente molto di più. Oltre alla citata forcella (in versione unica ed elaborata manualmente) contiene decine e decine di ore di interventi artigianali che la portarono al Salone del ciclo e motociclo di Milano come la prima bicicletta con telaio (54) in acciaio e dieci rapporti, di peso inferiore agli otto chili.
U. Patelli 1960
Umberto Patelli Special Course 1960
Condition: Restored
Framebuilder: Umberto Patelli
Frame number: 20
Frame/Fork: Reinolds 541
Lugs: /
Crankset: Magistroni Senior
Pedals: Campagnolo Record
Brake set: Universal Extra 453949
Saddle: Ideale 44
Handebar/Stem: Ambrosio Champion
Rims: Nisi Moncalieri Torino