City bicycles cut to a 1960s line, in steel, assembled in Italy: slim frames, Bassano saddles and colours named after drinks. We keep them for people who want to ride without a motor and without hurrying.
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Matte black, one gear, no mudguards: the leanest bike on the list. A Brooks leather saddle and Brooks grips that take the shape of whoever rides them, and 700C wheels that cross rails and cobbles without drama. You look at it before you get on.
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The Roma 2.0’s sister, with a studded Fixie saddle in place of the Brooks leather. One gear, a steel frame, no mudguards: the minimum needed to get to work and back.
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A tall steel frame and six colours to choose from, with or without gears. It arrives with mudguards, chain guard, light and rack: the city bike that needs nothing else to be ridden tomorrow morning.
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The same mechanics as the Allure with a low frame: step on and off without swinging a leg over the saddle, in a skirt or with the bag already on the rack.
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The condorino bar, curved back towards the rider, and a café racer saddle: the posture comes from black-and-white photographs, the mechanics from now. Six gears for real climbs.
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Mudguards and rack painted in the frame colour, 700x35C wheels, six gears: a city bike in two solid colours with no contrast. Easy to leave outdoors all year.
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An aluminium frame, eleven colours and a sprung saddle: the lightest of the group and the easiest to carry up stairs. With eighteen gears it also leaves town.
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Dutch geometry, a straight back, one gear and seven colours: you ride looking at the shop windows instead of the front wheel. The easiest of them all to keep in order.
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It folds in the middle and gets on a train without an argument. A hi-ten steel frame, six gears, a headlight: a folder with no motor, for the last kilometre and nothing more.
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Twenty inches, a low frame, a basket at the front and six real gears: the bike for six- to nine-year-olds, built like the grown-ups’ ones rather than like a toy.
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Three wheels and a 56 × 52 × 23 cm basket at the back: the shopping, the dog, the market crates. It stands up by itself, so you load it without looking for a wall.
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