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What do cyclists dream of? We asked them in the Prosecco Hills
A few days ago, we were at Nova Eroica Prosecco Hills, in Veneto. At our stand, we chose a simple way to get to know people: we offered them Vin Santo and cantuccini biscuits and asked, in return, for a small favour. To write down, on a little tag, their own...
Why Fillet Brazing over TIG. A Social Response
Under almost every welding video we post on YouTube or on our social channels, someone eventually asks the same question: why don’t we weld with TIG? The belief, usually expressed with great confidence, is always more or less the same: TIG would be stronger, cleaner,...
Is Cycling Following the Same Curve as Motorsport?
When Sport Becomes a Product: The Moment It Stops Being Real There comes a precise moment when a sport stops belonging to those who practice it and understand it, and starts belonging to those who buy it. It’s not a natural evolution, it’s a transformation. And when...
Not following trends, for VdP, is a technical (and human) choice
In recent years, cycling has taken a very clear direction: increasingly narrow handlebars, inward-rotated levers, ever more compact positions in the name of aerodynamics. A trend that has quickly become dominant, almost mandatory, to the point that anyone who doesn’t...
The Bike Contador Didn’t Want (And What It Teaches Us)
There is a simple way to better understand complex things: instead of asking what works, try asking what doesn’t work. It is a principle attributed to Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, and outside of mathematics it becomes surprisingly concrete. Because success can take a...
Steel is not dead. It simply doesn’t follow trends.
Every few years, someone says steel is dead. That it no longer makes sense, that it’s outdated, that today there are more advanced, more modern, more “appropriate” materials. It’s a recurring statement, almost comforting, as if we constantly need to declare something...
The Craft Bike Days by DT Swiss: artisans in the Sienese hills
There are events created to make noise, and others created simply to bring people together. The Craft Bike Days, organized by DT Swiss, clearly belong to the second category: a deliberately closed-door event reserved for Italian artisan frame builders, without the...
Our Strade Bianche, just a short ride from home
There are events that are not experienced simply as races, but as something that naturally belongs to the territory where people ride and work every day. The Strade Bianche, for Daccordi, is like this. Siena is just over eighty kilometers from the company, and those...
Thin Desires and the Ones That Truly Change You
Sometimes I stop and look at today’s world of cycling and I get a strange feeling. It has never been this easy to have everything: ultra-light bikes, perfect components, data everywhere, training plans scheduled down to the second. And yet, talking with many cyclists,...
What do cyclists dream of? We asked them in the Prosecco Hills
A few days ago, we were at Nova Eroica Prosecco Hills, in Veneto. At our stand, we chose a simple way to get to know people: we offered them Vin Santo and cantuccini biscuits and asked, in return, for a small favour. To write down, on a little tag, their own...
Why Fillet Brazing over TIG. A Social Response
Under almost every welding video we post on YouTube or on our social channels, someone eventually asks the same question: why don’t we weld with TIG? The belief, usually expressed with great confidence, is always more or less the same: TIG would be stronger, cleaner,...
Is Cycling Following the Same Curve as Motorsport?
When Sport Becomes a Product: The Moment It Stops Being Real There comes a precise moment when a sport stops belonging to those who practice it and understand it, and starts belonging to those who buy it. It’s not a natural evolution, it’s a transformation. And when...
Not following trends, for VdP, is a technical (and human) choice
In recent years, cycling has taken a very clear direction: increasingly narrow handlebars, inward-rotated levers, ever more compact positions in the name of aerodynamics. A trend that has quickly become dominant, almost mandatory, to the point that anyone who doesn’t...
The Bike Contador Didn’t Want (And What It Teaches Us)
There is a simple way to better understand complex things: instead of asking what works, try asking what doesn’t work. It is a principle attributed to Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, and outside of mathematics it becomes surprisingly concrete. Because success can take a...
Steel is not dead. It simply doesn’t follow trends.
Every few years, someone says steel is dead. That it no longer makes sense, that it’s outdated, that today there are more advanced, more modern, more “appropriate” materials. It’s a recurring statement, almost comforting, as if we constantly need to declare something...
The Craft Bike Days by DT Swiss: artisans in the Sienese hills
There are events created to make noise, and others created simply to bring people together. The Craft Bike Days, organized by DT Swiss, clearly belong to the second category: a deliberately closed-door event reserved for Italian artisan frame builders, without the...
Our Strade Bianche, just a short ride from home
There are events that are not experienced simply as races, but as something that naturally belongs to the territory where people ride and work every day. The Strade Bianche, for Daccordi, is like this. Siena is just over eighty kilometers from the company, and those...
Thin Desires and the Ones That Truly Change You
Sometimes I stop and look at today’s world of cycling and I get a strange feeling. It has never been this easy to have everything: ultra-light bikes, perfect components, data everywhere, training plans scheduled down to the second. And yet, talking with many cyclists,...
What do cyclists dream of? We asked them in the Prosecco Hills
A few days ago, we were at Nova Eroica Prosecco Hills, in Veneto. At our stand, we chose a simple way to get to know people: we offered them Vin Santo and cantuccini biscuits and asked, in return, for a small favour. To write down, on a little tag, their own...
Why Fillet Brazing over TIG. A Social Response
Under almost every welding video we post on YouTube or on our social channels, someone eventually asks the same question: why don’t we weld with TIG? The belief, usually expressed with great confidence, is always more or less the same: TIG would be stronger, cleaner,...
Is Cycling Following the Same Curve as Motorsport?
When Sport Becomes a Product: The Moment It Stops Being Real There comes a precise moment when a sport stops belonging to those who practice it and understand it, and starts belonging to those who buy it. It’s not a natural evolution, it’s a transformation. And when...
Not following trends, for VdP, is a technical (and human) choice
In recent years, cycling has taken a very clear direction: increasingly narrow handlebars, inward-rotated levers, ever more compact positions in the name of aerodynamics. A trend that has quickly become dominant, almost mandatory, to the point that anyone who doesn’t...
The Bike Contador Didn’t Want (And What It Teaches Us)
There is a simple way to better understand complex things: instead of asking what works, try asking what doesn’t work. It is a principle attributed to Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, and outside of mathematics it becomes surprisingly concrete. Because success can take a...
Steel is not dead. It simply doesn’t follow trends.
Every few years, someone says steel is dead. That it no longer makes sense, that it’s outdated, that today there are more advanced, more modern, more “appropriate” materials. It’s a recurring statement, almost comforting, as if we constantly need to declare something...
The Craft Bike Days by DT Swiss: artisans in the Sienese hills
There are events created to make noise, and others created simply to bring people together. The Craft Bike Days, organized by DT Swiss, clearly belong to the second category: a deliberately closed-door event reserved for Italian artisan frame builders, without the...
Our Strade Bianche, just a short ride from home
There are events that are not experienced simply as races, but as something that naturally belongs to the territory where people ride and work every day. The Strade Bianche, for Daccordi, is like this. Siena is just over eighty kilometers from the company, and those...
Thin Desires and the Ones That Truly Change You
Sometimes I stop and look at today’s world of cycling and I get a strange feeling. It has never been this easy to have everything: ultra-light bikes, perfect components, data everywhere, training plans scheduled down to the second. And yet, talking with many cyclists,...
Steel or Carbon: Debunking the Myth About Bike Weight
Pensa Think about it: a steel bike can be only slightly heavier than a high-end carbon bike! When it comes to road bikes, the common belief is that steel is heavy and carbon is incredibly lightweight. But is that really true? The answer might surprise you! A...
A Special Frame for a Young Rider: Noah’s Bike
Cycling is a passion passed down from generation to generation, and few stories illustrate this better than Noah’s. At just 7 years old, our young cyclist now has a unique frame, handcrafted with love and meticulous attention to detail by his grandfather Luigi. To...
The New Cycling Mediocrity and the Soul of Bicycles
Today, we feel particularly nostalgic as we reflect on a time when cycling required not only physical strength but also a deep connection with the bicycle. Those were the years when every bike was carefully assembled, piece by piece, and the cyclist knew exactly how...
Bikes and Innovation: Sustainability Against Passing Trends
In the modern world, we are constantly bombarded by new products, updates, and the "latest trends." This phenomenon extends even to the bicycle industry, where many cyclists are obsessed with keeping up with the times, chasing after every new model or technology. But...
Chrome plating of steel racing bikes
How is chrome plating carried out on steel racing bicycles? And why are they chromed? In the past, it was a way to protect frames from rust, so the parts most exposed to corrosion, like rear stays, fork, and junctions, were chromed. Over time, however, corrosion has...
Restoration of an old Daccordi Original steel road bike
We just want to show you the restoration journey of this vintage bike, a true testament to craftsmanship and history. This isn't just any old bike; it's a piece of cycling heritage, a vintage model that holds a special place in the hearts of enthusiasts. The name...
Daccordi Innovation: The Multidimensional Bottom Bracket
Welcome to the world of Daccordi bicycles, where innovation is our trademark. In 1991, we introduced a revolutionary technology to the world of bicycles: the Multidimensional Bottom Bracket. What is the Multidimensional Bottom Bracket, you might ask? It's a brilliant...
Making of a Daccordi Noah carbon bike frame
At the core of our philosophy lies a commitment to artisanal excellence. Here, in our workshop, we handcraft carbon with passion and dedication to create unique bikes that blend tradition and innovation. No separate quality control offices: our quality is intrinsic to...
The construction of a bike frame requires tremendous mastery.
Every single component that makes up a bicycle frame demands extraordinary attention and unparalleled craftsmanship. It's easy to take many of the parts that compose the frame for granted, as if they were merely gears in a complex mechanism. However, the reality is...
Steel or Carbon: Debunking the Myth About Bike Weight
Pensa Think about it: a steel bike can be only slightly heavier than a high-end carbon bike! When it comes to road bikes, the common belief is that steel is heavy and carbon is incredibly lightweight. But is that really true? The answer might surprise you! A...
A Special Frame for a Young Rider: Noah’s Bike
Cycling is a passion passed down from generation to generation, and few stories illustrate this better than Noah’s. At just 7 years old, our young cyclist now has a unique frame, handcrafted with love and meticulous attention to detail by his grandfather Luigi. To...
The New Cycling Mediocrity and the Soul of Bicycles
Today, we feel particularly nostalgic as we reflect on a time when cycling required not only physical strength but also a deep connection with the bicycle. Those were the years when every bike was carefully assembled, piece by piece, and the cyclist knew exactly how...
Bikes and Innovation: Sustainability Against Passing Trends
In the modern world, we are constantly bombarded by new products, updates, and the "latest trends." This phenomenon extends even to the bicycle industry, where many cyclists are obsessed with keeping up with the times, chasing after every new model or technology. But...
Chrome plating of steel racing bikes
How is chrome plating carried out on steel racing bicycles? And why are they chromed? In the past, it was a way to protect frames from rust, so the parts most exposed to corrosion, like rear stays, fork, and junctions, were chromed. Over time, however, corrosion has...
Restoration of an old Daccordi Original steel road bike
We just want to show you the restoration journey of this vintage bike, a true testament to craftsmanship and history. This isn't just any old bike; it's a piece of cycling heritage, a vintage model that holds a special place in the hearts of enthusiasts. The name...
Daccordi Innovation: The Multidimensional Bottom Bracket
Welcome to the world of Daccordi bicycles, where innovation is our trademark. In 1991, we introduced a revolutionary technology to the world of bicycles: the Multidimensional Bottom Bracket. What is the Multidimensional Bottom Bracket, you might ask? It's a brilliant...
Making of a Daccordi Noah carbon bike frame
At the core of our philosophy lies a commitment to artisanal excellence. Here, in our workshop, we handcraft carbon with passion and dedication to create unique bikes that blend tradition and innovation. No separate quality control offices: our quality is intrinsic to...
The construction of a bike frame requires tremendous mastery.
Every single component that makes up a bicycle frame demands extraordinary attention and unparalleled craftsmanship. It's easy to take many of the parts that compose the frame for granted, as if they were merely gears in a complex mechanism. However, the reality is...
Steel or Carbon: Debunking the Myth About Bike Weight
Pensa Think about it: a steel bike can be only slightly heavier than a high-end carbon bike! When it comes to road bikes, the common belief is that steel is heavy and carbon is incredibly lightweight. But is that really true? The answer might surprise you! A...
A Special Frame for a Young Rider: Noah’s Bike
Cycling is a passion passed down from generation to generation, and few stories illustrate this better than Noah’s. At just 7 years old, our young cyclist now has a unique frame, handcrafted with love and meticulous attention to detail by his grandfather Luigi. To...
The New Cycling Mediocrity and the Soul of Bicycles
Today, we feel particularly nostalgic as we reflect on a time when cycling required not only physical strength but also a deep connection with the bicycle. Those were the years when every bike was carefully assembled, piece by piece, and the cyclist knew exactly how...
Bikes and Innovation: Sustainability Against Passing Trends
In the modern world, we are constantly bombarded by new products, updates, and the "latest trends." This phenomenon extends even to the bicycle industry, where many cyclists are obsessed with keeping up with the times, chasing after every new model or technology. But...
Chrome plating of steel racing bikes
How is chrome plating carried out on steel racing bicycles? And why are they chromed? In the past, it was a way to protect frames from rust, so the parts most exposed to corrosion, like rear stays, fork, and junctions, were chromed. Over time, however, corrosion has...
Restoration of an old Daccordi Original steel road bike
We just want to show you the restoration journey of this vintage bike, a true testament to craftsmanship and history. This isn't just any old bike; it's a piece of cycling heritage, a vintage model that holds a special place in the hearts of enthusiasts. The name...
Daccordi Innovation: The Multidimensional Bottom Bracket
Welcome to the world of Daccordi bicycles, where innovation is our trademark. In 1991, we introduced a revolutionary technology to the world of bicycles: the Multidimensional Bottom Bracket. What is the Multidimensional Bottom Bracket, you might ask? It's a brilliant...
Making of a Daccordi Noah carbon bike frame
At the core of our philosophy lies a commitment to artisanal excellence. Here, in our workshop, we handcraft carbon with passion and dedication to create unique bikes that blend tradition and innovation. No separate quality control offices: our quality is intrinsic to...
The construction of a bike frame requires tremendous mastery.
Every single component that makes up a bicycle frame demands extraordinary attention and unparalleled craftsmanship. It's easy to take many of the parts that compose the frame for granted, as if they were merely gears in a complex mechanism. However, the reality is...
WHICH BICYCLE TO CHOOSE FOR ENDURANCE
In a previous article we have already written about the characteristics needed in order to approach endurance preparation, listing in 10 key points the things to remember and above all to avoid. It is now imperative to discuss the most suitable means to approach long...
WHICH BICYCLE TO CHOOSE FOR ENDURANCE
In a previous article we have already written about the characteristics needed in order to approach endurance preparation, listing in 10 key points the things to remember and above all to avoid. It is now imperative to discuss the most suitable means to approach long...
WHICH BICYCLE TO CHOOSE FOR ENDURANCE
In a previous article we have already written about the characteristics needed in order to approach endurance preparation, listing in 10 key points the things to remember and above all to avoid. It is now imperative to discuss the most suitable means to approach long...
Not following trends, for VdP, is a technical (and human) choice
In recent years, cycling has taken a very clear direction: increasingly narrow handlebars, inward-rotated levers, ever more compact positions in the name of aerodynamics. A trend that has quickly become dominant, almost mandatory, to the point that anyone who doesn’t...
The Bike Contador Didn’t Want (And What It Teaches Us)
There is a simple way to better understand complex things: instead of asking what works, try asking what doesn’t work. It is a principle attributed to Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, and outside of mathematics it becomes surprisingly concrete. Because success can take a...
Steel is not dead. It simply doesn’t follow trends.
Every few years, someone says steel is dead. That it no longer makes sense, that it’s outdated, that today there are more advanced, more modern, more “appropriate” materials. It’s a recurring statement, almost comforting, as if we constantly need to declare something...
Our Strade Bianche, just a short ride from home
There are events that are not experienced simply as races, but as something that naturally belongs to the territory where people ride and work every day. The Strade Bianche, for Daccordi, is like this. Siena is just over eighty kilometers from the company, and those...
Thin Desires and the Ones That Truly Change You
Sometimes I stop and look at today’s world of cycling and I get a strange feeling. It has never been this easy to have everything: ultra-light bikes, perfect components, data everywhere, training plans scheduled down to the second. And yet, talking with many cyclists,...
The bicycle crisis is a systemic choice
For some time now, a reassuring explanation has been circulating: the bicycle market is struggling because too many bikes were sold during the Covid years. A simple, almost comforting reading. Too comforting. Because if we were truly facing a normal rebalancing after...
What Truly Makes a Handmade Bicycle Special
Often, people think a bicycle becomes special when it is finished, painted, assembled, and ready to be delivered. In reality, a bicycle becomes special much earlier, when it is still made of individual tubes and of checks that no one will ever see. Building a handmade...
In the world of bicycles, two distinct economies coexist.
In the world of bicycles, two different economies coexist, even though they are often described as if they were the same thing. The first is the economy of scale. The more you produce, the more you must optimize. Costs are squeezed, choices are standardized, value is...
Luxury Brands Have Failed at Exclusivity
In recent years, many luxury brands have stopped truly selling exclusivity. Instead, they have chosen the easiest path: price. Higher and higher prices applied to products of average value, supported almost entirely by marketing, advertising, and carefully constructed...
Not following trends, for VdP, is a technical (and human) choice
In recent years, cycling has taken a very clear direction: increasingly narrow handlebars, inward-rotated levers, ever more compact positions in the name of aerodynamics. A trend that has quickly become dominant, almost mandatory, to the point that anyone who doesn’t...
The Bike Contador Didn’t Want (And What It Teaches Us)
There is a simple way to better understand complex things: instead of asking what works, try asking what doesn’t work. It is a principle attributed to Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, and outside of mathematics it becomes surprisingly concrete. Because success can take a...
Steel is not dead. It simply doesn’t follow trends.
Every few years, someone says steel is dead. That it no longer makes sense, that it’s outdated, that today there are more advanced, more modern, more “appropriate” materials. It’s a recurring statement, almost comforting, as if we constantly need to declare something...
Our Strade Bianche, just a short ride from home
There are events that are not experienced simply as races, but as something that naturally belongs to the territory where people ride and work every day. The Strade Bianche, for Daccordi, is like this. Siena is just over eighty kilometers from the company, and those...
Thin Desires and the Ones That Truly Change You
Sometimes I stop and look at today’s world of cycling and I get a strange feeling. It has never been this easy to have everything: ultra-light bikes, perfect components, data everywhere, training plans scheduled down to the second. And yet, talking with many cyclists,...
The bicycle crisis is a systemic choice
For some time now, a reassuring explanation has been circulating: the bicycle market is struggling because too many bikes were sold during the Covid years. A simple, almost comforting reading. Too comforting. Because if we were truly facing a normal rebalancing after...
What Truly Makes a Handmade Bicycle Special
Often, people think a bicycle becomes special when it is finished, painted, assembled, and ready to be delivered. In reality, a bicycle becomes special much earlier, when it is still made of individual tubes and of checks that no one will ever see. Building a handmade...
In the world of bicycles, two distinct economies coexist.
In the world of bicycles, two different economies coexist, even though they are often described as if they were the same thing. The first is the economy of scale. The more you produce, the more you must optimize. Costs are squeezed, choices are standardized, value is...
Luxury Brands Have Failed at Exclusivity
In recent years, many luxury brands have stopped truly selling exclusivity. Instead, they have chosen the easiest path: price. Higher and higher prices applied to products of average value, supported almost entirely by marketing, advertising, and carefully constructed...
Not following trends, for VdP, is a technical (and human) choice
In recent years, cycling has taken a very clear direction: increasingly narrow handlebars, inward-rotated levers, ever more compact positions in the name of aerodynamics. A trend that has quickly become dominant, almost mandatory, to the point that anyone who doesn’t...
The Bike Contador Didn’t Want (And What It Teaches Us)
There is a simple way to better understand complex things: instead of asking what works, try asking what doesn’t work. It is a principle attributed to Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, and outside of mathematics it becomes surprisingly concrete. Because success can take a...
Steel is not dead. It simply doesn’t follow trends.
Every few years, someone says steel is dead. That it no longer makes sense, that it’s outdated, that today there are more advanced, more modern, more “appropriate” materials. It’s a recurring statement, almost comforting, as if we constantly need to declare something...
Our Strade Bianche, just a short ride from home
There are events that are not experienced simply as races, but as something that naturally belongs to the territory where people ride and work every day. The Strade Bianche, for Daccordi, is like this. Siena is just over eighty kilometers from the company, and those...
Thin Desires and the Ones That Truly Change You
Sometimes I stop and look at today’s world of cycling and I get a strange feeling. It has never been this easy to have everything: ultra-light bikes, perfect components, data everywhere, training plans scheduled down to the second. And yet, talking with many cyclists,...
The bicycle crisis is a systemic choice
For some time now, a reassuring explanation has been circulating: the bicycle market is struggling because too many bikes were sold during the Covid years. A simple, almost comforting reading. Too comforting. Because if we were truly facing a normal rebalancing after...
What Truly Makes a Handmade Bicycle Special
Often, people think a bicycle becomes special when it is finished, painted, assembled, and ready to be delivered. In reality, a bicycle becomes special much earlier, when it is still made of individual tubes and of checks that no one will ever see. Building a handmade...
In the world of bicycles, two distinct economies coexist.
In the world of bicycles, two different economies coexist, even though they are often described as if they were the same thing. The first is the economy of scale. The more you produce, the more you must optimize. Costs are squeezed, choices are standardized, value is...
Luxury Brands Have Failed at Exclusivity
In recent years, many luxury brands have stopped truly selling exclusivity. Instead, they have chosen the easiest path: price. Higher and higher prices applied to products of average value, supported almost entirely by marketing, advertising, and carefully constructed...
An Alfa Romeo Green Idioma Bicycle
The beauty of a bicycle lies not only in its functionality but also in its ability to inspire and captivate. And it is precisely in this fusion of aesthetics and performance that the Idioma finds its core, the new jewel from Daccordi that embodies the excellence of...
Annibale: THE Monster Bike
Annibale is a monster bike. It might seem like just a mountain bike with drop-bar handlebars, but in reality, the geometries are quite different. The frame is generally shorter than a typical mountain bike, allowing for a comfortable riding position on the brake...
Only the best works of art become Craquelé.
Discover timeless elegance: only the finest works of art become cracked. This phrase embodies not only the intrinsic beauty of artworks that withstand the passage of time, but also the skill and dedication required to create such masterpieces. At Daccordi, we proudly...
Idioma: Where Modern Design Meets Cycling Excellence
In the world of cycling, design isn't just about aesthetics—it's about function, performance, and the seamless integration of technology. It's about creating a bike that not only looks good but also delivers an exceptional riding experience. This is where Idioma comes...
The allure of an aluminum bike: Daccordi Furioso
In the world of road bikes, aluminum had its heyday in the 2000s before gradually being replaced by carbon. However, there's something inherently captivating about aluminum that continues to draw the attention of many. Built with Columbus Altec tubing, it represents a...
Rediscovering Timeless Beauty: The Daccordi Bella
In a world filled with sleek carbon frames and high-tech gadgets, there's something undeniably captivating about the simplicity and elegance of a classic steel bike. Enter the Daccordi Bella – a true embodiment of vintage charm and modern versatility. Craftsmanship...
Profidea: Excellence Among Italian Frames with a Personal Touch
In the world of cycling, few things evoke a sense of nostalgia and respect like a high-quality steel frame. Daccordi's Profidea is one of those cycling treasures that embodies the very essence of tradition and innovation. With over two decades of history, this frame...
Embracing Individuality: An Ode to Custom-Made Road Bikes
When Paride began discussing the color scheme for his future custom-made road bike, we must admit we had some doubts. The idea of combining those colors seemed a bit strange, and honestly, we were afraid of the final result. However, we trusted his vision and...
A “gravel rock bike frame” dedicated to Led Zeppelin!
?♂️ When the passion for music meets your favorite ride: introducing the new gravel rock bike frame dedicated to Led Zeppelin! ? This isn’t just a bike frame; it’s a tribute to the legendary rock band that made music an unforgettable experience. With the iconic Led...
An Alfa Romeo Green Idioma Bicycle
The beauty of a bicycle lies not only in its functionality but also in its ability to inspire and captivate. And it is precisely in this fusion of aesthetics and performance that the Idioma finds its core, the new jewel from Daccordi that embodies the excellence of...
Annibale: THE Monster Bike
Annibale is a monster bike. It might seem like just a mountain bike with drop-bar handlebars, but in reality, the geometries are quite different. The frame is generally shorter than a typical mountain bike, allowing for a comfortable riding position on the brake...
Only the best works of art become Craquelé.
Discover timeless elegance: only the finest works of art become cracked. This phrase embodies not only the intrinsic beauty of artworks that withstand the passage of time, but also the skill and dedication required to create such masterpieces. At Daccordi, we proudly...
Idioma: Where Modern Design Meets Cycling Excellence
In the world of cycling, design isn't just about aesthetics—it's about function, performance, and the seamless integration of technology. It's about creating a bike that not only looks good but also delivers an exceptional riding experience. This is where Idioma comes...
The allure of an aluminum bike: Daccordi Furioso
In the world of road bikes, aluminum had its heyday in the 2000s before gradually being replaced by carbon. However, there's something inherently captivating about aluminum that continues to draw the attention of many. Built with Columbus Altec tubing, it represents a...
Rediscovering Timeless Beauty: The Daccordi Bella
In a world filled with sleek carbon frames and high-tech gadgets, there's something undeniably captivating about the simplicity and elegance of a classic steel bike. Enter the Daccordi Bella – a true embodiment of vintage charm and modern versatility. Craftsmanship...
Profidea: Excellence Among Italian Frames with a Personal Touch
In the world of cycling, few things evoke a sense of nostalgia and respect like a high-quality steel frame. Daccordi's Profidea is one of those cycling treasures that embodies the very essence of tradition and innovation. With over two decades of history, this frame...
Embracing Individuality: An Ode to Custom-Made Road Bikes
When Paride began discussing the color scheme for his future custom-made road bike, we must admit we had some doubts. The idea of combining those colors seemed a bit strange, and honestly, we were afraid of the final result. However, we trusted his vision and...
A “gravel rock bike frame” dedicated to Led Zeppelin!
?♂️ When the passion for music meets your favorite ride: introducing the new gravel rock bike frame dedicated to Led Zeppelin! ? This isn’t just a bike frame; it’s a tribute to the legendary rock band that made music an unforgettable experience. With the iconic Led...
An Alfa Romeo Green Idioma Bicycle
The beauty of a bicycle lies not only in its functionality but also in its ability to inspire and captivate. And it is precisely in this fusion of aesthetics and performance that the Idioma finds its core, the new jewel from Daccordi that embodies the excellence of...
Annibale: THE Monster Bike
Annibale is a monster bike. It might seem like just a mountain bike with drop-bar handlebars, but in reality, the geometries are quite different. The frame is generally shorter than a typical mountain bike, allowing for a comfortable riding position on the brake...
Only the best works of art become Craquelé.
Discover timeless elegance: only the finest works of art become cracked. This phrase embodies not only the intrinsic beauty of artworks that withstand the passage of time, but also the skill and dedication required to create such masterpieces. At Daccordi, we proudly...
Idioma: Where Modern Design Meets Cycling Excellence
In the world of cycling, design isn't just about aesthetics—it's about function, performance, and the seamless integration of technology. It's about creating a bike that not only looks good but also delivers an exceptional riding experience. This is where Idioma comes...
The allure of an aluminum bike: Daccordi Furioso
In the world of road bikes, aluminum had its heyday in the 2000s before gradually being replaced by carbon. However, there's something inherently captivating about aluminum that continues to draw the attention of many. Built with Columbus Altec tubing, it represents a...
Rediscovering Timeless Beauty: The Daccordi Bella
In a world filled with sleek carbon frames and high-tech gadgets, there's something undeniably captivating about the simplicity and elegance of a classic steel bike. Enter the Daccordi Bella – a true embodiment of vintage charm and modern versatility. Craftsmanship...
Profidea: Excellence Among Italian Frames with a Personal Touch
In the world of cycling, few things evoke a sense of nostalgia and respect like a high-quality steel frame. Daccordi's Profidea is one of those cycling treasures that embodies the very essence of tradition and innovation. With over two decades of history, this frame...
Embracing Individuality: An Ode to Custom-Made Road Bikes
When Paride began discussing the color scheme for his future custom-made road bike, we must admit we had some doubts. The idea of combining those colors seemed a bit strange, and honestly, we were afraid of the final result. However, we trusted his vision and...
A “gravel rock bike frame” dedicated to Led Zeppelin!
?♂️ When the passion for music meets your favorite ride: introducing the new gravel rock bike frame dedicated to Led Zeppelin! ? This isn’t just a bike frame; it’s a tribute to the legendary rock band that made music an unforgettable experience. With the iconic Led...
Daccordi at the Eroica 2023 to celebrate history and innovation
Eroica is a fascinating cycling event that attracts thousands of enthusiasts from around the world every year. The uniqueness of the event is that participants must use vintage racing bicycles, built no later than 1987. Daccordi bikes are often used in Eroica, as the...
The competition for the most beautiful gravel bike
On Saturday, September 23, 2023, we await you in Argenta (FE) for the competition of the most beautiful gravel bike proposed by Italian artisans. With us, among other Italian artisans, there will be Alman, Cicli Barco, Bressan, Costrini, Dromo, Ferremi, Frasca, Gios...
Replica road bikes – the economic impact
Counterfeit products in the world are increasing more and more. In this sad ranking, the United States of America excels, followed by Switzerland and Italy in third place. The turnover of counterfeit products represents as much as 3.3% of the world's turnover. This is...
We take pride in our connection to Tuscany
We take immense pride in our strong connection in the region where we make our bicycles. A region which offers an extraordinary cycling experience like no other. Here, you can embark on unforgettable adventures along the enchanting hilly roads and captivating gravel...
Buying a bicycle from a familiar brand like Daccordi
It is always such a pleasure when people come back to visit us. For a little company like ours, cyclists who ride Daccordi bikes are more than just customers. They become a part of our extended family, sharing a common passion for cycling and an appreciation for the...
The Contrada del Bruco colours on a bike frame
The Contrada del Bruco is one of the seventeen Contrade, or neighbourhoods, in the city of Siena, Italy. Siena is famous for its historic Palio di Siena horse race, which takes place twice a year in the city's central square, Piazza del Campo. The Contrada del Bruco...
Each generation brings its own unique perspectives to the workplace
Each generation brings its own unique characteristics and perspectives to the workplace, shaped by the social, economic, and technological context in which they grew up. The passage of generations within a company can present both challenges and opportunities. On one...
Restoration of a 1930 bicycle – Video
This 1930 bicycle arrived at our factory for a mechanical restoration of the frame and drive line. We left the original components, but the frame was really rusty and unable to host some mechanical parts. Upon receiving the 1930 bicycle at our factory, we immediately...
Bike Design From F1 Cars #1: Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus
Bike Design From F1 Cars. It sounds utopistic because bike shapes are actually different from an F1 car and, above all, the surface area. Mixing colours can result in really different designs. In fact, F1 car designs are inspirational for creating our bikes without...
Daccordi at the Eroica 2023 to celebrate history and innovation
Eroica is a fascinating cycling event that attracts thousands of enthusiasts from around the world every year. The uniqueness of the event is that participants must use vintage racing bicycles, built no later than 1987. Daccordi bikes are often used in Eroica, as the...
The competition for the most beautiful gravel bike
On Saturday, September 23, 2023, we await you in Argenta (FE) for the competition of the most beautiful gravel bike proposed by Italian artisans. With us, among other Italian artisans, there will be Alman, Cicli Barco, Bressan, Costrini, Dromo, Ferremi, Frasca, Gios...
Replica road bikes – the economic impact
Counterfeit products in the world are increasing more and more. In this sad ranking, the United States of America excels, followed by Switzerland and Italy in third place. The turnover of counterfeit products represents as much as 3.3% of the world's turnover. This is...
We take pride in our connection to Tuscany
We take immense pride in our strong connection in the region where we make our bicycles. A region which offers an extraordinary cycling experience like no other. Here, you can embark on unforgettable adventures along the enchanting hilly roads and captivating gravel...
Buying a bicycle from a familiar brand like Daccordi
It is always such a pleasure when people come back to visit us. For a little company like ours, cyclists who ride Daccordi bikes are more than just customers. They become a part of our extended family, sharing a common passion for cycling and an appreciation for the...
The Contrada del Bruco colours on a bike frame
The Contrada del Bruco is one of the seventeen Contrade, or neighbourhoods, in the city of Siena, Italy. Siena is famous for its historic Palio di Siena horse race, which takes place twice a year in the city's central square, Piazza del Campo. The Contrada del Bruco...
Each generation brings its own unique perspectives to the workplace
Each generation brings its own unique characteristics and perspectives to the workplace, shaped by the social, economic, and technological context in which they grew up. The passage of generations within a company can present both challenges and opportunities. On one...
Restoration of a 1930 bicycle – Video
This 1930 bicycle arrived at our factory for a mechanical restoration of the frame and drive line. We left the original components, but the frame was really rusty and unable to host some mechanical parts. Upon receiving the 1930 bicycle at our factory, we immediately...
Bike Design From F1 Cars #1: Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus
Bike Design From F1 Cars. It sounds utopistic because bike shapes are actually different from an F1 car and, above all, the surface area. Mixing colours can result in really different designs. In fact, F1 car designs are inspirational for creating our bikes without...
Daccordi at the Eroica 2023 to celebrate history and innovation
Eroica is a fascinating cycling event that attracts thousands of enthusiasts from around the world every year. The uniqueness of the event is that participants must use vintage racing bicycles, built no later than 1987. Daccordi bikes are often used in Eroica, as the...
The competition for the most beautiful gravel bike
On Saturday, September 23, 2023, we await you in Argenta (FE) for the competition of the most beautiful gravel bike proposed by Italian artisans. With us, among other Italian artisans, there will be Alman, Cicli Barco, Bressan, Costrini, Dromo, Ferremi, Frasca, Gios...
Replica road bikes – the economic impact
Counterfeit products in the world are increasing more and more. In this sad ranking, the United States of America excels, followed by Switzerland and Italy in third place. The turnover of counterfeit products represents as much as 3.3% of the world's turnover. This is...
We take pride in our connection to Tuscany
We take immense pride in our strong connection in the region where we make our bicycles. A region which offers an extraordinary cycling experience like no other. Here, you can embark on unforgettable adventures along the enchanting hilly roads and captivating gravel...
Buying a bicycle from a familiar brand like Daccordi
It is always such a pleasure when people come back to visit us. For a little company like ours, cyclists who ride Daccordi bikes are more than just customers. They become a part of our extended family, sharing a common passion for cycling and an appreciation for the...
The Contrada del Bruco colours on a bike frame
The Contrada del Bruco is one of the seventeen Contrade, or neighbourhoods, in the city of Siena, Italy. Siena is famous for its historic Palio di Siena horse race, which takes place twice a year in the city's central square, Piazza del Campo. The Contrada del Bruco...
Each generation brings its own unique perspectives to the workplace
Each generation brings its own unique characteristics and perspectives to the workplace, shaped by the social, economic, and technological context in which they grew up. The passage of generations within a company can present both challenges and opportunities. On one...
Restoration of a 1930 bicycle – Video
This 1930 bicycle arrived at our factory for a mechanical restoration of the frame and drive line. We left the original components, but the frame was really rusty and unable to host some mechanical parts. Upon receiving the 1930 bicycle at our factory, we immediately...
Bike Design From F1 Cars #1: Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus
Bike Design From F1 Cars. It sounds utopistic because bike shapes are actually different from an F1 car and, above all, the surface area. Mixing colours can result in really different designs. In fact, F1 car designs are inspirational for creating our bikes without...
