In the late 1950s, Fausto Coppi wanted to start producing his own classic Italian racing bicycles. He made a deal with Fiorelli in Novi Ligure for the manufacture of bicycles under his name. These vintage bicycles were very similar to Fiorelli's own designs, apart from the finish and branding. When the Campionissimo passed away in a malaria fever in 1960, this contract was still valid and the production of Fausto Coppi branded bicycles continued. Later on, the company Masciaghi got the rights to the brand Coppi and, in the early 1990s, engaged the frame building legend Pelizzoli to design their frames. From then on there were victories on Coppi bikes again. Their Team Polti was incredible successful. Even in the late 1990s they were wining on blue Coppi bikes.

The frame of this Coppi Brocco Neo-Retro road bicycle comes from the Masciaghi workshop and it's as fine as it gets. The light Columbus tubes (presumably Spirit) are put together with exceptionally fine and ornate way. The elaborate Fleur de Lis lugs are a piece of beauty.

This high end bike has been equipped just with brand new parts. From the 11-speed Campagnolo Centaur groupset, through leather Rolls saddle to Japanese Panaracer RaceC Evo4 tyres has been built for serious riding with a lot of flair.