ANONYMOUS CORSA Bicycle 1960s

DESCRIPTION

Dannata "Chromed" on a racing frame from the late 60s. Classic geometry for a racing frame from this era, with horizontal and vertical tubes of the same size. Obviously the characteristic that marks the aesthetic line of this Dannata is the livery that the original chrome plating defines. You can mount cream or earth colored tires, in both cases these tones enhance the very sporty and elusive character of this cycle. Considering the type of bike, at the time of assembly several aluminum components were chosen.

TECHNICAL FEATURES

Original frame + fork, along with only the headset. Everything else is Dannata: the bottom bracket group with the steel and aluminum crankset, the aluminum racing seat tube, the stem + handlebar, both in aluminum (or alternative), with earth-colored fabric grips. The crankset is in two pieces, cranks and central body in steel and 42-tooth aluminum chainring. 26" steel rims with cream-colored tires (or alternative), single-speed coaster brake hub (or alternative) with 18-tooth sprocket. Brooks B17 honey-colored saddle (or alternative).