Italian steel bike but modern-suggestions?

[mike]

Hi I am looking for a modern Italian steel bike that can be ridden fast. Any suggestions? Pegoretti, officina Battaglin?

[wheelsONfire]

T*red
https://tredbikes.com/bikes-2/

They have lots of bikes on facebook to. I would for sure buy T*red if i bought steel or even Ti.
They have several models of steel/ Ti. Most bikes available are both in steel and Ti versions.
Off topic, but their alu bike seem like a monster, probably super stiff.

[CrossRob]

Condor Super Acciaio

[jch3n]

Stelbel

[raisinberry777]

Another vote for Stelbel

[Roaringwaffle]

Bertoletti

[CyclingGiraffe]

De Rosa Corum (available in disc or rim); also Bixxis (a literal offspring of De Rosa) seem to provide pretty good value on today's market.

[joeyb1000]

I really like the Battaglin Portofino.

[micky]

If money was no question, Pegoretti.
Otherwise Cicli Barco.

[robertbb]

If money was no question, Pegoretti.
Otherwise Cicli Barco.

Yep. </thread>

[Edopizzo]

Cicli Drali. They also make custom carbon fiber frames all made in Italy

[wilwil]

I saw this frame in Palma. Looked nice

[wilwil]

IMG_9925.jpegI saw this frame in Palma. Stainless steel. Looked nice

[ultimobici]

Have a look at our DeAnima DeFer Strada. Available in rim or disc with custom geometry included at €3400. You can choose any combination of our colours on any of our designs for no extra charge too.

https://www.deanima.it/frames/defer-strada-disc/

https://www.deanima.it/frames/defer-strada/


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[Vespasianus]

Hi I am looking for a modern Italian steel bike that can be ridden fast. Any suggestions? Pegoretti, officina Battaglin?

Stelbel is a great choice as is Tommasini. I have heard horror stories with Battaglin. Bertoletti will do a nice steel bike for you as well.

All make bikes that are disc brake compatable, and can have compelty "hidden" cables.

Also, what do you consider "modern" and what are you looking for in terms of "being ridden fast"? Stiff?