ANONYMOUS Race End '20 Bicycle

DESCRIPTION

Damned bicycle on anonymous racing frame from the late 1920s.
Specific features that define this frame in its era and genre are the rear dropouts, the fork crown and the very close-packed stanchions in the upper part of the carriage. The well-preserved gray color indicates a long-life restoration that, as found, has changed the approach of the racing bike to a stroll: certain replacement of the racing handlebars and mudguards with their non-racing counterparts. The aesthetic Damnation focuses on a handmade racing handlebar, on the non-contrasting tone of beige tires on 28" aluminum rims and on the usual essentiality.

TECHNICAL ELEMENTS

Original frame + fork, together with headset, bottom bracket cups, seat tube and seatpost tightening screw. Present at the time of discovery are the two-piece crankset with racing pedals, the mc axle, the walking mudguards. Dannata contributions are the aluminum rims, handmade racing handlebars with black fabric grips, black Brooks b17 saddle.