Faggin Classic Road Bike 1980s

Faggin was founded in 1945 in Padova, Italy. The manufacture for custom built racing bikes grew bigger with the decades and reached its climax of importance in the 1980s, when the also equipped the Italian national Team with bikes for the Olympic games.
From this time stems our little red racer. This classic racing bike was built with steel tubing of probably the most famous companies of its time, Columbus. And the beautiful lugs bond those tubes into a nice sporty shape.
As groupset serves a Shimano 600. In this version, it got the nickname Arabesque for some ornamental details. Technical the 600 was the pedecessor of the Ultegra and only second to the professional level Dura Ace.
The choice of material and technique results in an elegant, classy racing bike. Suitable for anything, from crossing the Alps or the hills of Tuscany, to the roads of your city. Simply lovely!