Gios Cinquantenario 50

Name: Gios Cinquantenario 50
Brand: Der ReCyclist
Price: 1100.0 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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The story of Gios Torino is, as is often the case with Italian bicycle manufacturers, a family story. Grandfather Tolmino was a successful racing cyclist before the Second World War and opened his workshop in Turin after 1945 - the first top-class racing bikes were built. When the company was asked to sponsor a professional team in 1972, the company did not hesitate for long and produced the first, unmistakable "Blue Gios". Gios Torino has been accompanied by many successful races with incredible victories, as well as innovations such as the world's first replaceable and adjustable dropout on the Compact model.

For the 50th anniversary of the renowned bicycle company Gios from Turin (Italy), the festive mood was celebrated with a top model that was exclusively available as a special edition. The Gios 50th anniversary bike saw the light of day. Of course, you glide on this bike like a dream! The frame behaves almost like a first-class steel frame and does not have the unnecessary stiffness of many aluminum and carbon fiber models. This bike construction offers a smooth riding experience, responds promptly, transfers your power outstandingly and provides maximum comfort! A truly beautiful piece for all those who appreciate something special.

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