Stelbel anyone?

[Tickdoc]

Looks pretty nice to me. I like the simple lines, clean dropouts. Anyone have knowledge of this brand?

http://www.stelbel.it/content-2/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/SB03-new-prodotto-1170x682.jpg

http://www.stelbel.it/en/prodotto/sb03-en/

[thirdgenbird]

Digging the fork crown and dropouts on this one:
http://www.stelbel.it/en/prodotto/integrale-en/

I would take mine with modern parts ;)

[smontanaro]

Anyone have knowledge of this brand?

Not much. Been around awhile:

http://www.classicrendezvous.com/Italy/stelbel.htm

Probably some of the earliest TIG welded steel frames:

http://search.bikelist.org/getmsg.asp?Filename=classicrendezvous.10808.0185.e ml

[rccardr]

Yep, very early TIG frames, also some interesting early frame features. The guys at Cicli Corsa Classico have a bunch of restored older ones in stock (going back to the late 50's if I recall correctly) and can give you more information in the latest production as well.

Andrea's a good guy, spent an hour or so with him when we were in Bergamo last month.

They also sell classic Campagnolo components and parts.

[ultraman6970]

My only complain, nobody can do a descent lugless brazing work in italy lately instead of going tig??

American brazing is way better than italian IMO.

[tiretrax]

Those are beautiful bikes. Thank you for making it known to me. But, 46 mm head tube - seriously? I guess they thought there weren't enough variants in bicycles.

[Inoxeps]

Stelbel Rodano

[acorn_user]

My only complain, nobody can do a descent lugless brazing work in italy lately instead of going tig??

American brazing is way better than italian IMO.

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