This frame is one of the first steel frames hand made by Tiziano Zullo in the late 70s. Are you ready to rebuild this piece of Italian cycling history?
Tiziano Zullo was born in 1952 at Stallavena, a small village close to Verona in the North of Italy. His family came from “Zulli”, a little mountain village. Tiziano started racing at the age of fourteen. He road raced in the summer, and spent the winters racing cyclo-cross. He raced for about ten years in both regional and national races. In the early seventies, Tiziano came into contact with the world of frame building through the Italian artisans that were renowned for their skills. Soon, he too was building frames.
The very start was spent on a steep learning curve. Though many had offered a helping hand, very few delivered on their promise. Slowly but surely he grew his small business. Eventually he would supply frames to some better known Italian companies. As well as supplying these other companies, he also sold frames within his local area under his trademark ‘Zullo’. From about this time, ‘Zullo’ frames were supplied to amateur teams in Verona. From 1978 he was able to export his brand to countries like Germany, France, the USA and Australia.
seat tube c-top | 56.5 cm |
Seat tube c-c | 55 cm |
Top tube | 54 cm |
Head tube lenght | 137 mm |
Spacing rear drop out | 126 mm |
Spacing front dropout | 100 mm |
Number frame | |
Weight frame and fork | 2.97 KG |
Bottom Braket | Italian threated |
Condition:
In good condition some little spots of use on the frame some paintchips. No dents or cracks. Chrome on the frame is in good condition. Crome on fork haves some rust spots. Maybe the thread of the fork must be slightly shortened. See all the pictures and judge for yourself
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