Wilier Triestina Ramata Chorus Road Bicycle 1980s

Wilier Triestina can be lesser known than Colnago, Bianchi or De Rosa, but the sheer beauty of these copper colored bikes is definitely up there. Their bikes became famous partly due to a flamboyant translucent paintjob on chromed frames.
These were usually orange and called "Ramata" amongst enthusiasts - Ramata, feminine for Ramato which in Italian means copper plated.

Our Wilier Triestina classic road bike is a classic example why these bikes are so high praised among cycling fans. Typical details like the fine patographes even on the seat stays or clean cutout lugs are simply beautiful.

And beautiful are also the components. The Campagnolo Chorus groupsetin its 1st generation shares the flowing clean lines with the Campagnolo parts of the C-Record era.

A fine Italian bicycle which truly shines under the sunlight