ANONYMOUS Bicycle 1940s

DESCRIPTION

Dannata "Conserved" on a frame of a brand to be defined, from the 1940s, with women's geometry and parallel oblique tubes. Frame of clear sports origin, with provision for 3/4 speed hub gear change and rear racing dropouts. Attention to detail such as the headset, fork crown and seat tube tightening knot. The decals, often an aid in defining the origin of a bicycle, are barely visible and not clear in character. This Dannata is equipped with contemporary mudguards and rear rack in steel and Torino-type handlebars, the latter for a higher riding posture. In strong but at the same time delicate contrast, the cream tires with the black livery of the bicycle.

TECHNICAL ELEMENTS

Original 1940s frame + fork, all other elements are contemporary: headset, bottom bracket group, 42-tooth Maurizio (Fratelli Chierici) branded crankset, mudguards and luggage rack. Cream-colored 26 x 1 ⅜ tires (or alternative) on 1930s R-type rims, as is the front hub with grease nipple. Torino-type handlebars with bakelite grips. Single-speed (or alternative) backpedal hub braking system with 18-tooth sprocket. Vintage (or alternative) branded Ideale curled saddle.