Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s - Steel Vintage Bikes

Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike 1960s

  • Sold Bike
Sold for over € 1000,00 to Belgium on 7/11/18.

Description

There is but one Champion of Champions, and his name is Fausto Coppi, the Campionissimo.


The frames that bear his name carry with them the history and greatness of this 7 time Grand Tour winning Champion.
Founded in 1932 by three brothers, the Fiorelli company sponsored champions like Schotte, Kubler, Koblet, Gaul, Motta and Ole Ritter, who broke the world hour record on a Fiorelli frame in 1968.


In the late 1950s, Coppi wanted to start producing his own racing machine. He made a deal with Fiorelli in Novi Ligure for the manufacture of bicycles under his name. These frames were similar to Fiorelli's own designs, apart from the finish and branding. When the Campionissimo passed away in 1960, this contract was still valid and the production of Fausto Coppi branded bicycles continued.


Our Fausto Coppi Classic Road Bike comes straight from the golden age of cycling.

It is a nice frame with fine lugs. And on top, the paintwork is still original and in a quite nice condition.

As for the parts, we find some classic Italian components. Nisi rims, Campagnolo Shifting and Universal brakes.

A bike which has a nice look on top of a classy frame.


Size Information


Size (Center-Top)59 cm
Top Tube58 cm
Head Tube14 cm
Standover 83 cm


Details

BrandFausto Coppi
ShiftersCampagnolo
CranksetSimplex; 172.5mm; 50/45
Bottom BracketSimplex
SeatBrooks
HubsCampagnolo Nuovo Tipo
RimsNisi; 700c tubular
TiresContinental Giro; 700c tubular
Stem3ttt; 110mm
Stembar40cm
ChainRegina
PedalsNot included


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