DESCRIPTION

Damned "Conserved" on anonymous 1940s half-race frame. Very beautiful, intense and well-preserved Pompeian red livery color, except in the areas of great rubbing such as the horizontal tube. The chrome plating of the beautiful and well-worked joints and the long racing dropouts, practically disappeared, give way to shadowy oxidized points, tones that blend well with the colors of the frame and tires. The aesthetic discussion is completed by amaranth-colored thick cord grips and a mahogany-colored Brooks saddle, always remembering that these and other elements can be customized to personal taste.

TECHNICAL ELEMENTS

Original frame + fork, together with headset, bottom bracket group, seat hub screw and seat tube. Damned the other elements, but as always contemporary, starting from the oxidized 28" steel sport rims on which they mount cream-colored 700x38c tires (or alternative), Varese branded 42-tooth crankset, one-piece "Flat" handlebar (or alternative) with cord grips, Brooks b17 Imperial brown saddle, single-speed coaster hub braking system (or alternative).