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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...
In Memory of Marlon Pérez Arango
With deep sadness, we remember Marlon Perez Arango, a great cyclist and an extraordinary person who left us too soon at the age of 48, victim of a robbery that ended in tragedy. Marlon was not only a talented athlete but also someone who was always ready to help his...
Thank you for making L’Eroica unforgettable.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who, from October 4th to 6th, took part in L’Eroica in Gaiole in Chianti, making this event even more special. It was a pleasure to meet you at our stand, share stories, passions, and, most importantly, our love for vintage cycling....
Mannaro: Our First Carbon Gravel Bike
Mannaro represents an evolution in our range and a new challenge. We never imagined creating a carbon gravel bike. Our initial philosophy around gravel was more focused on bike touring rather than competition. Our first models, Alterego and Aurelia, made of steel,...
Idioma: The Pinnacle of Modern Cycling Design and Performance
In the cycling industry, design transcends mere aesthetics—it's about functionality, performance, and the harmonious integration of technology. The goal is to craft a bike that is not only visually appealing but also delivers an outstanding riding experience. This is...
Surprise? Daccordi Has Always Offered Rim Brake Bikes
In a recent article titled "Surprise! Colnago Reintroduces Rim Brake Bikes," the cycling world was taken aback by the apparent reintroduction of traditional rim brakes by a major brand. The article suggests that Colnago has responded to the (many?) cyclists still fond...
The Gravel Bike with a Unique Blend of Style and Functionality
Today we present another gem of cycling craftsmanship: Nicola's gravel bike, a super customized bicycle that perfectly reflects the taste and needs of its owner. Meticulously crafted in every detail, this gravel bike is a perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality,...
Evaluating the Pros and Cons of a Classic-Style Steel Frame
Are you one of those enthusiasts who look back at the past with a mix of nostalgia and admiration? Do you wonder if choosing a classic-style steel frame, with the classic joints typical of the '90s, is just a gesture of longing for the good old days? You might be...
A custom carbon road ebike
In the fast-paced world we live in, what is enduring assumes a precious value. And when it comes to choosing a bicycle, the most common request we receive is for a lifelong companion, something definitive, a last bike that can withstand the test of time and wear. This...
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...
In Memory of Marlon Pérez Arango
With deep sadness, we remember Marlon Perez Arango, a great cyclist and an extraordinary person who left us too soon at the age of 48, victim of a robbery that ended in tragedy. Marlon was not only a talented athlete but also someone who was always ready to help his...
Thank you for making L’Eroica unforgettable.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who, from October 4th to 6th, took part in L’Eroica in Gaiole in Chianti, making this event even more special. It was a pleasure to meet you at our stand, share stories, passions, and, most importantly, our love for vintage cycling....
Mannaro: Our First Carbon Gravel Bike
Mannaro represents an evolution in our range and a new challenge. We never imagined creating a carbon gravel bike. Our initial philosophy around gravel was more focused on bike touring rather than competition. Our first models, Alterego and Aurelia, made of steel,...
Idioma: The Pinnacle of Modern Cycling Design and Performance
In the cycling industry, design transcends mere aesthetics—it's about functionality, performance, and the harmonious integration of technology. The goal is to craft a bike that is not only visually appealing but also delivers an outstanding riding experience. This is...
Surprise? Daccordi Has Always Offered Rim Brake Bikes
In a recent article titled "Surprise! Colnago Reintroduces Rim Brake Bikes," the cycling world was taken aback by the apparent reintroduction of traditional rim brakes by a major brand. The article suggests that Colnago has responded to the (many?) cyclists still fond...
The Gravel Bike with a Unique Blend of Style and Functionality
Today we present another gem of cycling craftsmanship: Nicola's gravel bike, a super customized bicycle that perfectly reflects the taste and needs of its owner. Meticulously crafted in every detail, this gravel bike is a perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality,...
Evaluating the Pros and Cons of a Classic-Style Steel Frame
Are you one of those enthusiasts who look back at the past with a mix of nostalgia and admiration? Do you wonder if choosing a classic-style steel frame, with the classic joints typical of the '90s, is just a gesture of longing for the good old days? You might be...
A custom carbon road ebike
In the fast-paced world we live in, what is enduring assumes a precious value. And when it comes to choosing a bicycle, the most common request we receive is for a lifelong companion, something definitive, a last bike that can withstand the test of time and wear. This...
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...
In Memory of Marlon Pérez Arango
With deep sadness, we remember Marlon Perez Arango, a great cyclist and an extraordinary person who left us too soon at the age of 48, victim of a robbery that ended in tragedy. Marlon was not only a talented athlete but also someone who was always ready to help his...
Thank you for making L’Eroica unforgettable.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who, from October 4th to 6th, took part in L’Eroica in Gaiole in Chianti, making this event even more special. It was a pleasure to meet you at our stand, share stories, passions, and, most importantly, our love for vintage cycling....
Mannaro: Our First Carbon Gravel Bike
Mannaro represents an evolution in our range and a new challenge. We never imagined creating a carbon gravel bike. Our initial philosophy around gravel was more focused on bike touring rather than competition. Our first models, Alterego and Aurelia, made of steel,...
Idioma: The Pinnacle of Modern Cycling Design and Performance
In the cycling industry, design transcends mere aesthetics—it's about functionality, performance, and the harmonious integration of technology. The goal is to craft a bike that is not only visually appealing but also delivers an outstanding riding experience. This is...
Surprise? Daccordi Has Always Offered Rim Brake Bikes
In a recent article titled "Surprise! Colnago Reintroduces Rim Brake Bikes," the cycling world was taken aback by the apparent reintroduction of traditional rim brakes by a major brand. The article suggests that Colnago has responded to the (many?) cyclists still fond...
The Gravel Bike with a Unique Blend of Style and Functionality
Today we present another gem of cycling craftsmanship: Nicola's gravel bike, a super customized bicycle that perfectly reflects the taste and needs of its owner. Meticulously crafted in every detail, this gravel bike is a perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality,...
Evaluating the Pros and Cons of a Classic-Style Steel Frame
Are you one of those enthusiasts who look back at the past with a mix of nostalgia and admiration? Do you wonder if choosing a classic-style steel frame, with the classic joints typical of the '90s, is just a gesture of longing for the good old days? You might be...
A custom carbon road ebike
In the fast-paced world we live in, what is enduring assumes a precious value. And when it comes to choosing a bicycle, the most common request we receive is for a lifelong companion, something definitive, a last bike that can withstand the test of time and wear. This...
Custom bike. Who needs it in 2022?
Custom bikes can seem like an extravagance nowadays. The market has accustomed us to all sorts of adjustments applicable to standard bikes: stems of various sizes and angles. Seatposts with multiple setbacks. Saddles and handlebars offer different positions. And so...
Why choosing a 650C wheels road bike
Quite hard to find in the market: a 650c racing bike. Who needs this size of wheels? People who are not tall. And to build a custom bike, 650c wheels can be a choice. But there are some pros and cons, mainly given by the availability on the market of wheelset and...
Why do all the major manufacturers tell you that the monocoque is better?
We explained to you in the previous article why we prefer layered carbon frames to monocoques, how we work them and why we should choose them in the everyday use of the high-level bike enthusiast. Our article deviates from the position of most other bike...
Why a tube-to-tube carbon frame is superior quality
In the previous article, we explained how a carbon layering frame takes place. We have told you about the quality obtained by adding the right mix of resins and kevlar, but we have also said that we get a slight increase in weight. It is easier to get off the weight...
The process for making carbon bikes in Italy
The pipes for carbon bikes manufactured in Italy reach a superior quality for resistance, elasticity, traction and withstanding the breaking load. The carbon fibres The external lamination does not give the quality of a carbon frame. This is expressed in "K", which...
THE ANCIENT VALUES OF THE ITALIAN BIKE MANUFACTURER
We live in times where appearance matters more than substance. The world of cycling revolves around big brands that have business as their fundamental concept: generating money by looking for the lowest production costs with the highest sales margin. At...
DEBUNKING 10 MYTHS ON STEEL BIKES
Steel is back. It is no longer a simple hashtag published here and there every now and again or an obsession of a handful of people: if in Japan steel bikes were never abandoned, in America they are starting to become appreciated and popular. What about Italy?...
RACING BIKES FOR WOMEN AND MEN ARE DIFFERENT
The number of female cyclists is growing exponentially. In previous articles we have already had the opportunity to discredit clichés and taboos that are often wrongly associated with female cycling. We would now like to take a look at some notions regarding the best...
HOW MUCH DOES A STEEL GRAVEL BIKE WEIGH?
Steel and its weight tend to be seen in negative terms. The word steel is, in fact, often associated with materials used for construction and for other products, without taking into account that nowadays the type of steel used for building bicycle frames is refined...
Custom bike. Who needs it in 2022?
Custom bikes can seem like an extravagance nowadays. The market has accustomed us to all sorts of adjustments applicable to standard bikes: stems of various sizes and angles. Seatposts with multiple setbacks. Saddles and handlebars offer different positions. And so...
Why choosing a 650C wheels road bike
Quite hard to find in the market: a 650c racing bike. Who needs this size of wheels? People who are not tall. And to build a custom bike, 650c wheels can be a choice. But there are some pros and cons, mainly given by the availability on the market of wheelset and...
Why do all the major manufacturers tell you that the monocoque is better?
We explained to you in the previous article why we prefer layered carbon frames to monocoques, how we work them and why we should choose them in the everyday use of the high-level bike enthusiast. Our article deviates from the position of most other bike...
Why a tube-to-tube carbon frame is superior quality
In the previous article, we explained how a carbon layering frame takes place. We have told you about the quality obtained by adding the right mix of resins and kevlar, but we have also said that we get a slight increase in weight. It is easier to get off the weight...
The process for making carbon bikes in Italy
The pipes for carbon bikes manufactured in Italy reach a superior quality for resistance, elasticity, traction and withstanding the breaking load. The carbon fibres The external lamination does not give the quality of a carbon frame. This is expressed in "K", which...
THE ANCIENT VALUES OF THE ITALIAN BIKE MANUFACTURER
We live in times where appearance matters more than substance. The world of cycling revolves around big brands that have business as their fundamental concept: generating money by looking for the lowest production costs with the highest sales margin. At...
DEBUNKING 10 MYTHS ON STEEL BIKES
Steel is back. It is no longer a simple hashtag published here and there every now and again or an obsession of a handful of people: if in Japan steel bikes were never abandoned, in America they are starting to become appreciated and popular. What about Italy?...
RACING BIKES FOR WOMEN AND MEN ARE DIFFERENT
The number of female cyclists is growing exponentially. In previous articles we have already had the opportunity to discredit clichés and taboos that are often wrongly associated with female cycling. We would now like to take a look at some notions regarding the best...
HOW MUCH DOES A STEEL GRAVEL BIKE WEIGH?
Steel and its weight tend to be seen in negative terms. The word steel is, in fact, often associated with materials used for construction and for other products, without taking into account that nowadays the type of steel used for building bicycle frames is refined...
Custom bike. Who needs it in 2022?
Custom bikes can seem like an extravagance nowadays. The market has accustomed us to all sorts of adjustments applicable to standard bikes: stems of various sizes and angles. Seatposts with multiple setbacks. Saddles and handlebars offer different positions. And so...
Why choosing a 650C wheels road bike
Quite hard to find in the market: a 650c racing bike. Who needs this size of wheels? People who are not tall. And to build a custom bike, 650c wheels can be a choice. But there are some pros and cons, mainly given by the availability on the market of wheelset and...
Why do all the major manufacturers tell you that the monocoque is better?
We explained to you in the previous article why we prefer layered carbon frames to monocoques, how we work them and why we should choose them in the everyday use of the high-level bike enthusiast. Our article deviates from the position of most other bike...
Why a tube-to-tube carbon frame is superior quality
In the previous article, we explained how a carbon layering frame takes place. We have told you about the quality obtained by adding the right mix of resins and kevlar, but we have also said that we get a slight increase in weight. It is easier to get off the weight...
The process for making carbon bikes in Italy
The pipes for carbon bikes manufactured in Italy reach a superior quality for resistance, elasticity, traction and withstanding the breaking load. The carbon fibres The external lamination does not give the quality of a carbon frame. This is expressed in "K", which...
THE ANCIENT VALUES OF THE ITALIAN BIKE MANUFACTURER
We live in times where appearance matters more than substance. The world of cycling revolves around big brands that have business as their fundamental concept: generating money by looking for the lowest production costs with the highest sales margin. At...
DEBUNKING 10 MYTHS ON STEEL BIKES
Steel is back. It is no longer a simple hashtag published here and there every now and again or an obsession of a handful of people: if in Japan steel bikes were never abandoned, in America they are starting to become appreciated and popular. What about Italy?...
RACING BIKES FOR WOMEN AND MEN ARE DIFFERENT
The number of female cyclists is growing exponentially. In previous articles we have already had the opportunity to discredit clichés and taboos that are often wrongly associated with female cycling. We would now like to take a look at some notions regarding the best...
HOW MUCH DOES A STEEL GRAVEL BIKE WEIGH?
Steel and its weight tend to be seen in negative terms. The word steel is, in fact, often associated with materials used for construction and for other products, without taking into account that nowadays the type of steel used for building bicycle frames is refined...
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Monster bike versus cyclocross: which one to choose
These are two paradoxically opposite bikes, yet monster and cyclocross bikes are often confused. Let's see why they are intended for two very distant cyclists and why an expert would always distinguish them. What is a monster bike A monster bike is an aggressive...
Monster bike versus Gravel bike: which is better for you?
A monster bike may seem like a simple evolution of a gravel bike, but that's not the case. They are two distinct bikes with significant differences, both conceptual and technical. And this difference does not only concern the size of the tyres. What is a Monster bike?...
6 Road bicycle climbing techniques
When we talk about bicycle climbing techniques, we always think first about mountain bike. But are there road cycling bicycle climbing techniques that can improve your ability to climb, and suffer less on mountains? Approaching a daunting ascent on the bike can be a...
How to train for a century ride in 4 weeks
Is it possible to train for a century ride in 4 weeks? Completing a century ride is a milestone that can have a profound effect on any cyclist. With adequate preparation, the experience can be immensely rewarding. In this article, we’ll provide an underprepared rider...
Who should ride a gravel bike?
To ride a gravel bike is the current fashion for muscle cycling, i.e. non-assisted bikes. A lot could be written about the triggering factors of this new trend - the escape from increasingly dangerous roads; the desire to reconcile with nature; the passion for travel;...
How To Ride Steep Climbs On A Road Bike
We have seen how to ride a bike up a steep climb thanks to the video we made on Mount Tersadia. We have also mentioned some advice on how to tackle a climb of 10% or more on a racing bike. Now let's dive deeper and answer some of the most frequently asked questions...
Is a mtb fork with a longer travel always better?
In the past, we were used to riding cross–country mtbs with forks from 50 to 80 mm travel. Then for some years they had been attested on 100 mm travel. But recently we have been seeing an increase in travel. Common mtb forks nowadays are available in 120 or 130 mm...
5 SMART TRAINER PROS AND CONS
Winter came very late this year. As always, some are caught unprepared, and some have already planned everything: clothing, training camps in warm areas, and an object that can no longer can be missing in cycling training for amateurs, professionals or simple...
A balanced diet for cycling
A balanced diet for cycling must consider the quantity of food that provides energy. It must include all nutrients and ensure a balance between energy expended and energy introduced with food. The energy power of food is commonly measured in Kilocalories (Kcal). A...
Monster bike versus cyclocross: which one to choose
These are two paradoxically opposite bikes, yet monster and cyclocross bikes are often confused. Let's see why they are intended for two very distant cyclists and why an expert would always distinguish them. What is a monster bike A monster bike is an aggressive...
Monster bike versus Gravel bike: which is better for you?
A monster bike may seem like a simple evolution of a gravel bike, but that's not the case. They are two distinct bikes with significant differences, both conceptual and technical. And this difference does not only concern the size of the tyres. What is a Monster bike?...
6 Road bicycle climbing techniques
When we talk about bicycle climbing techniques, we always think first about mountain bike. But are there road cycling bicycle climbing techniques that can improve your ability to climb, and suffer less on mountains? Approaching a daunting ascent on the bike can be a...
How to train for a century ride in 4 weeks
Is it possible to train for a century ride in 4 weeks? Completing a century ride is a milestone that can have a profound effect on any cyclist. With adequate preparation, the experience can be immensely rewarding. In this article, we’ll provide an underprepared rider...
Who should ride a gravel bike?
To ride a gravel bike is the current fashion for muscle cycling, i.e. non-assisted bikes. A lot could be written about the triggering factors of this new trend - the escape from increasingly dangerous roads; the desire to reconcile with nature; the passion for travel;...
How To Ride Steep Climbs On A Road Bike
We have seen how to ride a bike up a steep climb thanks to the video we made on Mount Tersadia. We have also mentioned some advice on how to tackle a climb of 10% or more on a racing bike. Now let's dive deeper and answer some of the most frequently asked questions...
Is a mtb fork with a longer travel always better?
In the past, we were used to riding cross–country mtbs with forks from 50 to 80 mm travel. Then for some years they had been attested on 100 mm travel. But recently we have been seeing an increase in travel. Common mtb forks nowadays are available in 120 or 130 mm...
5 SMART TRAINER PROS AND CONS
Winter came very late this year. As always, some are caught unprepared, and some have already planned everything: clothing, training camps in warm areas, and an object that can no longer can be missing in cycling training for amateurs, professionals or simple...
A balanced diet for cycling
A balanced diet for cycling must consider the quantity of food that provides energy. It must include all nutrients and ensure a balance between energy expended and energy introduced with food. The energy power of food is commonly measured in Kilocalories (Kcal). A...
Monster bike versus cyclocross: which one to choose
These are two paradoxically opposite bikes, yet monster and cyclocross bikes are often confused. Let's see why they are intended for two very distant cyclists and why an expert would always distinguish them. What is a monster bike A monster bike is an aggressive...
Monster bike versus Gravel bike: which is better for you?
A monster bike may seem like a simple evolution of a gravel bike, but that's not the case. They are two distinct bikes with significant differences, both conceptual and technical. And this difference does not only concern the size of the tyres. What is a Monster bike?...
6 Road bicycle climbing techniques
When we talk about bicycle climbing techniques, we always think first about mountain bike. But are there road cycling bicycle climbing techniques that can improve your ability to climb, and suffer less on mountains? Approaching a daunting ascent on the bike can be a...
How to train for a century ride in 4 weeks
Is it possible to train for a century ride in 4 weeks? Completing a century ride is a milestone that can have a profound effect on any cyclist. With adequate preparation, the experience can be immensely rewarding. In this article, we’ll provide an underprepared rider...
Who should ride a gravel bike?
To ride a gravel bike is the current fashion for muscle cycling, i.e. non-assisted bikes. A lot could be written about the triggering factors of this new trend - the escape from increasingly dangerous roads; the desire to reconcile with nature; the passion for travel;...
How To Ride Steep Climbs On A Road Bike
We have seen how to ride a bike up a steep climb thanks to the video we made on Mount Tersadia. We have also mentioned some advice on how to tackle a climb of 10% or more on a racing bike. Now let's dive deeper and answer some of the most frequently asked questions...
Is a mtb fork with a longer travel always better?
In the past, we were used to riding cross–country mtbs with forks from 50 to 80 mm travel. Then for some years they had been attested on 100 mm travel. But recently we have been seeing an increase in travel. Common mtb forks nowadays are available in 120 or 130 mm...
5 SMART TRAINER PROS AND CONS
Winter came very late this year. As always, some are caught unprepared, and some have already planned everything: clothing, training camps in warm areas, and an object that can no longer can be missing in cycling training for amateurs, professionals or simple...
A balanced diet for cycling
A balanced diet for cycling must consider the quantity of food that provides energy. It must include all nutrients and ensure a balance between energy expended and energy introduced with food. The energy power of food is commonly measured in Kilocalories (Kcal). A...
Pastel colours for a steel bike frame
We coloured this steel road bike frame with pastel colours. Pastel colours on bikes have been forgotten for a long time. First, the fashion was for fluorescent colours, then for absolute black, for plays of tone between matt and glossy. But pastel colours could be the...
Daccordi offers a custom paint scheme for your bike
Daccordi Bicycles offers the option to design a custom paint scheme for your frame. You may have a concrete concept of how you want the bike to look or be unsure but want it to be exclusive. You can send us your ideas, a basic outline of your design, examples or...
A new steel road bike for Ivan
We took some photos in an urbex environment here in San Miniato, where we produce our bikes, this steel road bike Borea. The owner is Ivan, and he lives in Argentina. The bike will be packed and shipped. The colour of the steel frame is a gradient blue. We started...
A new tailored bike for Fabio
A new tailored bike for Fabio This is the tailored bike we created for Fabio. One of the last Borea, our steel road bike. Fabio thought about a different colour between the front and rear triangles. The rear triangle is matt black and matching with the black wheels...
Gravel bike repainting, new life for Alterego
We gave new life to this Daccordi Alterego gravel bike by repainting the frame. At Daccordi, we never limit ourselves to repainting the bike frame. First, we strip the paint off the frames completely, which seems obvious but in fact not everyone does. Some companies,...
Jean Loup’s new Daccordi Fly
Jean-Loup came from France to pick up his new custom-made Daccordi Fly in person. He took the opportunity to take a few days off in Tuscany. Our company is in fact located in the central area of Tuscany. From here, you can easily reach all the Tuscan cities of art, as...
Philip’s second Daccordi bike
We are delighted when customers choose us twice and would like to thank them for their continued support. We work hard to ensure that our customers have the best possible experience each time they choose us and will continue to strive for excellence. When people ask...
Daccordi road bike review from the US
This is not just a road bike review like others, but a complete story. And we love stories, so we want to share this with you all. It's about one of the latest bikes we made, a Borea. A steel road bike, custom made for Dave Hause, and shipped to the US to Old Fort...
A custom road bike frame for Nicola
The custom road bike frame we made for Nicola has customized geometry based on the cyclist's flexibility and physical mobility. The steel Borea frame has been redesigned to be tall enough but not very long. In this way the cyclist is not forced into a too-racing...
Pastel colours for a steel bike frame
We coloured this steel road bike frame with pastel colours. Pastel colours on bikes have been forgotten for a long time. First, the fashion was for fluorescent colours, then for absolute black, for plays of tone between matt and glossy. But pastel colours could be the...
Daccordi offers a custom paint scheme for your bike
Daccordi Bicycles offers the option to design a custom paint scheme for your frame. You may have a concrete concept of how you want the bike to look or be unsure but want it to be exclusive. You can send us your ideas, a basic outline of your design, examples or...
A new steel road bike for Ivan
We took some photos in an urbex environment here in San Miniato, where we produce our bikes, this steel road bike Borea. The owner is Ivan, and he lives in Argentina. The bike will be packed and shipped. The colour of the steel frame is a gradient blue. We started...
A new tailored bike for Fabio
A new tailored bike for Fabio This is the tailored bike we created for Fabio. One of the last Borea, our steel road bike. Fabio thought about a different colour between the front and rear triangles. The rear triangle is matt black and matching with the black wheels...
Gravel bike repainting, new life for Alterego
We gave new life to this Daccordi Alterego gravel bike by repainting the frame. At Daccordi, we never limit ourselves to repainting the bike frame. First, we strip the paint off the frames completely, which seems obvious but in fact not everyone does. Some companies,...
Jean Loup’s new Daccordi Fly
Jean-Loup came from France to pick up his new custom-made Daccordi Fly in person. He took the opportunity to take a few days off in Tuscany. Our company is in fact located in the central area of Tuscany. From here, you can easily reach all the Tuscan cities of art, as...
Philip’s second Daccordi bike
We are delighted when customers choose us twice and would like to thank them for their continued support. We work hard to ensure that our customers have the best possible experience each time they choose us and will continue to strive for excellence. When people ask...
Daccordi road bike review from the US
This is not just a road bike review like others, but a complete story. And we love stories, so we want to share this with you all. It's about one of the latest bikes we made, a Borea. A steel road bike, custom made for Dave Hause, and shipped to the US to Old Fort...
A custom road bike frame for Nicola
The custom road bike frame we made for Nicola has customized geometry based on the cyclist's flexibility and physical mobility. The steel Borea frame has been redesigned to be tall enough but not very long. In this way the cyclist is not forced into a too-racing...
Pastel colours for a steel bike frame
We coloured this steel road bike frame with pastel colours. Pastel colours on bikes have been forgotten for a long time. First, the fashion was for fluorescent colours, then for absolute black, for plays of tone between matt and glossy. But pastel colours could be the...
Daccordi offers a custom paint scheme for your bike
Daccordi Bicycles offers the option to design a custom paint scheme for your frame. You may have a concrete concept of how you want the bike to look or be unsure but want it to be exclusive. You can send us your ideas, a basic outline of your design, examples or...
A new steel road bike for Ivan
We took some photos in an urbex environment here in San Miniato, where we produce our bikes, this steel road bike Borea. The owner is Ivan, and he lives in Argentina. The bike will be packed and shipped. The colour of the steel frame is a gradient blue. We started...
A new tailored bike for Fabio
A new tailored bike for Fabio This is the tailored bike we created for Fabio. One of the last Borea, our steel road bike. Fabio thought about a different colour between the front and rear triangles. The rear triangle is matt black and matching with the black wheels...
Gravel bike repainting, new life for Alterego
We gave new life to this Daccordi Alterego gravel bike by repainting the frame. At Daccordi, we never limit ourselves to repainting the bike frame. First, we strip the paint off the frames completely, which seems obvious but in fact not everyone does. Some companies,...
Jean Loup’s new Daccordi Fly
Jean-Loup came from France to pick up his new custom-made Daccordi Fly in person. He took the opportunity to take a few days off in Tuscany. Our company is in fact located in the central area of Tuscany. From here, you can easily reach all the Tuscan cities of art, as...
Philip’s second Daccordi bike
We are delighted when customers choose us twice and would like to thank them for their continued support. We work hard to ensure that our customers have the best possible experience each time they choose us and will continue to strive for excellence. When people ask...
Daccordi road bike review from the US
This is not just a road bike review like others, but a complete story. And we love stories, so we want to share this with you all. It's about one of the latest bikes we made, a Borea. A steel road bike, custom made for Dave Hause, and shipped to the US to Old Fort...
A custom road bike frame for Nicola
The custom road bike frame we made for Nicola has customized geometry based on the cyclist's flexibility and physical mobility. The steel Borea frame has been redesigned to be tall enough but not very long. In this way the cyclist is not forced into a too-racing...
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