Pinarello Treviso Classic Road Bike 1980s

Giovanni 'Nani' Pinarello, born in 1922, was one of a whole generation of athletes from child-rich families who chose a career in cycling. In the era of Coppi, Bartali and Bobet, he was quite a successful amateur rider with loads of won races. This eventually earned him a contract as professional rider.
The year of 1953 then saw him making his dream come true, by using money, which he got as a compensation for handing over his starting place in the Giro, for the setup of a bicycle shop and manufacture in his hometown Treviso.

From then on Pinarello bikes became more and more famous, more and more refined.
In 1975 the company finally achieved its first Giro d'Italia victory. And today there are not many brands with a similar number of triumphs in big races.
One of their best bikes, the

The Pinarello Treviso was part of the classic Pinarello line from the 1970s to the 1980s. It is named after the hometown of its prestigious factory - Treviso, Italy.

Manufactured with light and sturdy Columbus SL tubes, the Pinarello Treviso is almost the same bike as the long top model Super Record Special the name of which later disappeared as it got superseded by the Montello.

The paint of this fiery red Pinarello was refurbished and it shows many little details which give it a touch of finess.
It is fully quipped with top level Campagnolo Super Record groupset, but this bike has something extra - the stem and shifters are pantographed by Pinarello.
The bicycle has also been checked and adjusted by the expert hands of our mechanics in Berlin: ready to ride!

The right choice for Pinarello fans. Suitable for classic cycling events!