A MESSAGE FROM THE ROSSIN FAMILY:

I'm William Rossin and the founder of Rossin brand is my father. Me and my father are happy that many people still appreciate his work.

Thank you so much :)

William

Friday, 2 January 2015

ROSSIN ´BIKE PORN'



Prestige 2012 style

It's all about the frame 



 Like this Cromovelato one
Oakleys?

Rossin Prestige - hexagonal tubing

































A beautiful lugged Rossin





































  

San Marco Corsa - ideal saddle


Yes, you can shop with your Rossin





80's C-Record Rossin





c.1982, Campag Record, Team Telecom Telekom colours
 
[Above] An early "Record". Vintage Italian road bikes were begining to adopt this cinelli style of sloping forks at this time. Note also the early three prong vintage campagnolo crank arms. 

1989

Bit of a mystery this one!


Splatter finish

Team Shimano 1982 

  
Cromovelato finish


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Labels: Cromovelato, lugged rossin, rossin prestige, rossin record, splatter

5 comments:

  1. Anonymous18 November 2011 at 15:41

    hi,You certainly have some lovely bikes. I was hoping you might be able to help me. I was looking at what appears to be a Rossin frameset. Rosssin decals like ones in the first picture on your blog (the red one). However nothing else says Rossin to me. Here is a link to a picture of the fork and headlug. Also my email is tgf1@shaw.ca. thanks

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/terrors/6360210621/

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  2. jdmotion19 November 2011 at 07:26

    It's a strange one. The 'U' could stand for Urago. From Sheldon Brown:

    There were cheap mass-produced Urago biyclces and then there were absolutely spectacular Urago frames. One example we worked on a few years ago was among the finest bicycles we ever saw. Brazing and mitering were gorgeous, the arrow point on the side of the forkcrown was exquisite, and the ride of the bicycle was superb. For high-end examples such as this with N.R. or correct era French parts, a value of $1,500 seems reasonable. Lesser models would have values based largely on their parts.

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  3. terry20 November 2011 at 15:06

    thanks so much for the info. I will check it out.

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  4. William Rossin7 December 2011 at 03:14

    Hi, I'm William Rossin and the founder of Rossin brand is my father.

    I'm writing to point your attention on the wrong name of my dad in the history text. The correct name is MARIO, not MARCO as written.

    Me and my father are happy that many people still appreciate his work.
    Thank you so much :)

    William

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    1. Unknown1 November 2013 at 04:52

      Hello William, I remember a Rossin Ghibli frame with amazing aero lugs....so beautiful....Stuff of dreams in 1989.

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