Il Fulmine Rosso

Photo of my Fulmine Rosso

In 2014 Hannes gave me the remnants of 3 three late 80ies road bikes that were converted to fixies: A big box full of drop-bar handlebars, flat-rimmed wheels, brake levers, derailleurs, cranks and other stuff you didn't want to have on your hipster bike. All that was lacking to build a nice bike from this convolute were a saddle, a pair of brake calipers and a frame. After a bit of searching I had everything needed and handed of the assembly of the parts to Christian at the Church of Bikes.

Photo of my Fulmine Rosso, showing the deformation of the down tube

The result is this classic steel racer. It sports a blue-green Shimano 600 drivetrain, brakes and hubs, FIR rims, 3ttt stem and handlebar and a Rolls leather saddle. The steel frame is of unknown descent and is actually a little bit bent at the upper end of the down tube. It's nothing of great value but sure does look nice with its chrome finnish.

Photo of my Fulmine Rosso
Photo of my Fulmine Rosso
Photo of my Fulmine Rosso