rennrad fausto coppi Fausto Coppi Vintage Bahnrad 1960s – Goldensteelcycles
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rennrad fausto coppi Fausto Coppi Vintage Bahnrad 1960s – GoldensteelcyclesGeschichte: Fausto Coppi war ein legendrer italienischer Radrennfahrer, bekannt als Il Campionissimo der Champion der Champions. Seine beeindruckenden Fhigkeiten beim Klettern, Zeitfahren und Sprinten fhrten ihn zu zahlreichen Siegen, darunter 5 Siege beim Giro d'Italia, 2 bei der Tour de France und die Weltmeisterschaft 1953. Er hlt auch den Stundenrekord (45,798 km), den er 1942 aufstellte. Weitere bemerkenswerte Erfolge sind 5 Siege beim Giro di

Geschichte:

Fausto Coppi war ein legendärer italienischer Radrennfahrer, bekannt als „Il Campionissimo“ – der Champion der Champions. Seine beeindruckenden Fähigkeiten beim Klettern, Zeitfahren und Sprinten führten ihn zu zahlreichen Siegen, darunter 5 Siege beim Giro d'Italia, 2 bei der Tour de France und die Weltmeisterschaft 1953. Er hält auch den Stundenrekord (45,798 km), den er 1942 aufstellte. Weitere bemerkenswerte Erfolge sind 5 Siege beim Giro di Lombardia und 3 bei Mailand-San Remo. Mit seiner Dominanz vor und nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg bleibt Fausto Coppi eine legendäre Figur im Radsport.

In den späten 1950er Jahren ging Fausto Coppi ein mutiges Risiko ein und begann, seine eigenen ikonischen italienischen Rennräder herzustellen. Obwohl er 1960 an Malaria starb, blieb der Vertrag, den er mit Fiorelli in Novi Ligure zur Herstellung unter seinem Namen geschlossen hatte, gültig und die Produktion von Fahrrädern der Marke Fausto Coppi ging weiter. Schließlich wurde die Marke von Masciaghi übernommen, der den legendären Rahmenbauer Pelizzoli Anfang der 1990er Jahre mit der Gestaltung seiner Rahmen beauftragte. Coppi-Räder errangen erneut Siege, als ihr Team Polti unglaubliche Erfolge erzielte, darunter Ende der 1990er Jahre Siege auf ihren charakteristischen Fahrrädern.

 

Zustand:

Dieses Fausto Coppi Bahnrad aus den 1960er Jahren befindet sich in einem für sein Alter guten gebrauchten Zustand. Der Rahmen ist frei von Rissen und Dellen und hat sich nicht verbogen. Es wurde einer vollständigen Überprüfung und Restaurierung unterzogen, wobei alle relevanten Verschleißteile ersetzt wurden.
Möchten Sie Ihre Vintage-Fahrradsammlung erweitern? Dieses Bahnrad von Fausto Coppi aus den 1960er Jahren ist ein absolutes Muss.


Fahrradgröße:


 

Größe / Sattelrohr (c-t) 57 cm
Oberrohr (c-c)
 57 cm
Steuerrohr
 15 cm


 

 

 

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