...ein Italienisches Rennpferd in der seltenen Cromovelato-Lackierung, komplett unterverchromt.
Marke: Faggin
Farbe: grau, unterchromt . Sehr toller glänzender Optik!
Sitzrohr (Mitte-Oben): 59 cm
Oberrohr (Mitte-Mitte): 57 cm
Rahmen: Columbus Aelle
Rahmen Material: stahl
Gänge: 2x7
Schaltwerk: Shimano Dura Ace
Umwerfer: Shimano Dura Ace
Kurbel: Shimano Dura Ace
Kettenblätter: Shimano Dura Ace 59/39:
Bremsen: Shimano 600
Ausfallenden: Gipieme
Felgen: Mavic CXP33
Naben: Shimano Dura Ace
Reifen: Continental Grand Prix Four Seasons (neuwertig)
Lenkervorbau: Coda 120mm
Lenker: Richey Comp
Bremshebel: Shimano Dura Ace
Steuersatz: Shimano 105 Shadow-Line
Sattelstütze: Richey Comp
Sattel: Selle Italia Elite - Gel Flow
Ohne Pedalen
Zustand: hervorragend!
Versandkosten:
innerhalb D: 50€
ausserhalb D: nach Absprache
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155 - 165 cm..... 48 - 51 cm
165 - 170 cm..... 51 - 53 cm
170 - 175 cm..... 53 - 55 cm
175 - 180 cm..... 55 - 57 cm
180 - 185 cm..... 57 - 60 cm
185 - 190 cm..... 60 - 62 cm
190 - 195 cm..... 62 - 64 cm
195 - xxx cm..... 64 - Maßarbeit
about Faggin:
Founded by the former cyclist Marcello Faggin in 1945, the brand is affirmed in Italian cycling history as a guarantee of traditional craft with the passion for a totally custom approach.
The history of Faggin revolves around two cores: international production and support of cycling teams. From the late 70s the leadership of founder Marcello gradually shifted to the racing field, consigning the company management to his four daughters. They kept on welding frames at their Paduan houses as well as managing a challenging worldwide business.
The 1980s represented the golden age of Italian cycling and Faggin embodied, among other brands, the values of historic framebuilders worldwide. Tens of thousands of Italian bicycles – admired for their fine combination of aesthetic and technical qualities – were exported every year all over the world. Countless foreign teams chose Italian products for their riders, thus increasing the Italian firms’ prestige also from an athletic point of view. Thanks to Faggin’s achievements, in 1984 the company equipped the Italian cycling pursuit team at the Los Angeles Olympics.
During the 1990s, when new materials became widely popular, the workshop kept up to date without forgetting the roots of the founder’s practice.
The only true love has always been the classic steel frame, but Faggin earned its reputation in framebuilding by also providing aluminium, titanium and carbon fibre frames, hand-built with meticulous craftsman’s attention to detail.
Nowadays the company left the big scale production approach to simply dedicate entirely to hand-building the most accurate Italian product while adhering to the strict traditional rules. Marcello’s daughter Cristina is currently in charge of management and her husband Massimo is the talented craftsman behind Faggin frames since 1976.
After 70 years Faggin is still family based and produces high-end frames for the most demanding riders in the original workshop, located in the ancient roman city of Padua, north eastern Italy.