Ferriveloci Cicli Milano -road and track steel custom bicycles-

[jr59]

Originally Posted by pinzadoro

we want speak about our works....not trolls.
our bikes are on road...not racing yet but we are optimist.
we are planning to come in Louisville next year for Nahbs 2015
showing worldwide what we make and think.
hope to see someone of you there

Thank you for being part of our small little world. I wish you well with your new venture., and look forward to seeing you at Nahbs 2015.

Please feel free to post here as often as you wish. We love to see and hear about good bikes made by good people.

Good luck and please post more often.

[numbskull]

It must be a steep learning curve but it would appear you guys are off to a very good start. It is also refreshing to see a new generation's interpretation of the art of steel bicycles. The best bicycles are built by people who love them. You guys seem on the right track.

[Bruce K]

Bye bye sante

BK

[Keith A]

Yep, he's gone and won't be back.

[weehastogopee]

That thing is hot!

[pinzadoro]

Originally Posted by jr59

Thank you for being part of our small little world. I wish you well with your new venture., and look forward to seeing you at Nahbs 2015.

Please feel free to post here as often as you wish. We love to see and hear about good bikes made by good people.

Good luck and please post more often.

thank you too!
i promise to post some news every week.
Louisville we are arriving!

[pinzadoro]

Originally Posted by p nut

Nice looking frames! Just out of curiosity, are these custom? Made in Italy? Price? Geo?

Hi!
we only build custom frameset, at our little shop in Milano.
We actually offer 7 models (not officially yet) with different
riding features, and prices go from 1200 eur to 2200 euro.
we born as track builders, for many reasons like geometries studing, build simplicity and also because Mario Camilotto gave us a very important guideline to start. Mario Camilotto was a very important framebuilder in track bikes and stayers. (he learnt at Sante Pogliaghi's shop)
At the moment we also are designing and building some road models thanks to Dario Pegoretti (Giano met Dario at his workshop two years ago) that is very available and enthusiast giving us some tips.
So we are very very lucky, and maybe also for this reason we already have good answers from the people.

[pzung]

I agree! Very HOT!!!

Originally Posted by weehastogopee

That thing is hot!

[Admiral Ackbar]

wishbone stays are the coolest.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by Keith A

Yep, he's gone and won't be back.

Grazie...irony intended.

[pinzadoro]

here some photos of our Modello B Oversize road version.
it's a prototype...the final version has custom chainstays, Falz fork and other details...

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...7146524&type=1

thank you
P

[Netdewt]

Lovely. Needs Campy!

[cnighbor1]

It would be nice if you rode one of their frames to see how you like the ride
Maybe ask if any sold in your area and ask owner if you can ride around the block a few times

[cnighbor1]

Originally Posted by Admiral Ackbar

wishbone stays are the coolest.

The wishbone stays on my 80'sStrawberry frame allowed rear of frame to flex and it would down shift into a lower cog which was not great when going up a hill
It was right at the advent of index shifters which solved that problem
But they do allow more flex
Charles Nighbor

[pinzadoro]

Our new Modello P (track version)
will be at the Red Hook Crit. Milano

http://instagram.com/p/tsGa_Txmj-/?modal=true

we designed it for crit races:

45mm drop
73.5 ° head tube
76° seat tube
58mm trail

bb shell zone is very rigid to improve the relaunch
(higher than normal due to very reactive geometry and race tilt angles)
we use a butted 0.9mm /0.6mm chainstays 36x16mm
Hss Columbus downtube 50x35mm
Oversize custom wishbone
46mm steerer