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🇮🇹 ABOUT OFFICINA BATTAGLIN

Officina Battaglin is an Italian brand of custom steel road bikes.

Founded by Giovanni Battaglin, the legendary cyclist capable of winning the Giro d’Italia and the Vuelta a Espana in just 48 days, Officina Battaglin is among the most celebrated names in Italian frame building.

Giovanni has now passed down the torch to his son Alex, who is dedicated to customizing each build down to the last detail.

With exclusive Italian finishes and a unique fitting method, the Officina Battaglin products bear the founder’s signature, bringing their owners the racing expertise that made the history of cycling.

🔴 HOW TO STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST NEWS FROM OFFICINA BATTAGLIN
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🟧 Subscribe to our YouTube channel ➡️ / @officinabattaglin
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🔴 INTERESTED IN A CUSTOM BUILD?
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[CharlesM]

Wow, ❤

Italy= Cultural Identity: Craftsmanship is a vital part of Italy's cultural identity, reflecting the country's rich history and artistic heritage.

[christianbartl]

Wunderbares Bike. Habe ich vor 3 Wochen in der "Officina" gesehen. Sieht in echt noch viel besser aus als im Video.

[MARIOCAMPOGUTIERREZ]

Even more beutiful with campy groupset, sorry but true

[tonyg]

How is it different from the Grand Tour? I was considering a GT but sadly it is no more.

[bengt_axle]

Hi Alex. I think it would be great to make a video explaining the different methods used to join the tubes of the frame. For example, where are lugs used and why are they used (what are the advantages)? Where (e.g. BB?) is TIG welding used and why? When is brazing used? What is unique about the Battaglin oversized lugs and tubing and how is it possible to have custom geometry with these lugs? Do you need to make a specific lug for a custom geometry or can it be shaped to get the right angles? How does lugged construction affect the ride quality?

In addition to Chromovelato, do you have an alternative satin finish? Or metallic paint?