ATALA bicycle Mod. IMPERO late 40s

DESCRIPTION

Damned "Conserved" on Atala frame mod. Impero, dating back to the late 40s. Very well preserved in its elegant and classic black livery, a color that enhances the characteristics of the luxury bicycle, above all the invisible welding joints on the head tube and the bottom bracket, in addition to the original braking system with totally internal rocker arms, components no longer present at the time of discovery. The satisfaction of this recovery lies in having resolved a noticeable structural crushing of the rear carriage, a problem that did not allow for balanced riding.

TECHNICAL ELEMENTS

Original frame + fork and part of the headset. Two-piece crankset with 42-tooth crown and bottom bracket group of the same age, as well as the handlebar, also in two pieces stem + handlebar (or alternative), the latter with black cord grips (or alternative). Earth-colored tires (or alternative) 700x38c on oxidized 28" sport rims. Honey-colored Brooks B17 Classic saddle (or alternative)