Bike's review

Colnago has always brought great innovations to the market, and is certainly among the first companies to believe in disc brakes for road bikes.

After almost 35 years since the first Colnago Arabesque frame was launched, we are proud to show the latest version, equipped with Campagnolo Record 12v.

We recently had the pleasure of testing the new De Rosa Protos disc, equipped with the new Campagnolo 12v group. This is the perfect bike for those who want to compete in the race.

Cinelli's flagship XCr frame is their top of the range steel offering and Columbus XCr is a material which is at the cutting edge of steel cycling technology.

The Nemo TIG is Cinelli’s latest Made in Italy high-performance steel road frame. It looks and rides the way in which the legendary Supercorsa – the world’s longest running production steel frame – might have looked had it been designed for racing today rather than in the 1950s.

A second life for the Arabesque. This most collectable of frames has been back in production for four years now. The well-known "Arabescate" joints are welded with stellar tubes and comes with a 1 "Precisa fork which make this one of the most precious lugged frames on today's market.

The new geometry on the Stratos Faster makes for a frame that is reactive, stiff and of course fast. It's ideally suited for racing and the model made its professional debut at the Rio Olympics.

A high modulus monocoque carbon fibre frame, with flat mount disc brake setup and 12 mm through axle. Added rear clearance allows wheels of up to 28mm and discs up to 160mm.