ANONYMOUS Racing Bicycle 1930s

DESCRIPTION

Damned "Conserved" on anonymous 1930s frame.
The extremely well-preserved olive green color and the golden threads determine the aesthetic character of this Dannata, an essential and refined bicycle at the same time.
The very fine craftsmanship of the joints, fork crown and rear dropouts have a functional value of lightening and aesthetic care together.
For the racing origin of the frame, a racing stem + handlebar were chosen, elements that determine the low riding posture, but as with every Dannata, the possible customization allows you to choose between different handlebar models.
The dark beige tires are the other important tonal element of the bike, while the ecru fabric grips and dark saddle are intended to avoid attracting attention.
Possibility of fitting the original brass mudguards.

TECHNICAL ELEMENTS

Original frame + fork, together with headset and bottom bracket assembly.
Iron stem + bend handlebar (or alternative) with ecru fabric grips (or alternative). Contemporary two-piece 44-tooth crankset coupled with a single-speed coaster brake hub (or alternative) with an 18-tooth sprocket. Beige 700x35c tires (or alternative) on oxidized 28" rims. Brooks b17 brown saddle (or alternative).