DESCRIPTION

Dannata "Conserved" on a Legnano Mod.32 frame from the early 1940s, recovered completely devoid of any element, except for the fork, which is also not original, even if contemporary and coherent. As with other Dannate, the color that defines this bike is that of the epoxy primer that is usually placed between the metal and the paint of the livery, which in this case has disappeared completely. In the few parts of the frame where even the primer is missing, the metal has been oxidized to create a certain coherence of tone. In contrast with the frame, the tone of the cream tires, while the saddle and grips try to blend in with the predominant chromatic element.

TECHNICAL ELEMENTS

Original Legnano Mod.32 frame from the early 1940s. Non-original fork, but coeval. Original Legnano elements assembled at the time of manufacturing are the headset, the sports crankset and the bottom bracket group, the pair of chain tensioners, seat tube clamp screw. Other elements are the oxidized 28" sports rims, for 700x38c cream-colored tires (or alternative), the "Torino" type handlebar (or alternative) with hazelnut-colored rubber grips, the honey-colored Brooks B17 saddle (or alternative) and the coaster-pedal hub braking system with 18-tooth sprocket (or alternative).