Adriatica - Condorino Man

• Adriatica Condorino: The Timeless Charm of a Classic Bike

  Item code: CONDORINO-AD Category: Vintage, Classic City Bike, Everyday Use

  A Step Back in Time: The Italian Icon

  The Adriatica Condorino is more than just a bike: it is a piece of Italian design history, a faithful reissue of the iconic city bike that filled the streets in the '60s and '70s. Perfect for those who love to ride with style and distinction, combining retro charm with the functionality of modern, reliable components.

  Features That Make the Difference

  1. Classic Design and Materials

  • Lugged Hi-Ten Frame (LUG): Built with Hi-Ten steel tubing and traditional exposed lugs. This ensures lasting strength and gives the bike the authentic, unmistakable look of a vintage bike.

  • Condorino Handlebar: The distinctive high, extended handlebar shape ensures a comfortable, upright riding position, allowing you to maintain a clear view of traffic and ride with maximum elegance.

  • Vintage Colours: Available in classic shades such as Black, Cream and Green, which enhance the model's retro character.

  2. Simplicity and Easy Maintenance

  • Shimano 6-Speed Rear Derailleur: Equipped with a simple, intuitive drivetrain (a single front chainring and 6 rear speeds), operated by a practical twist shifter (Shimano Revo). Ideal for the city, where you need reliability rather than a huge number of gears.

  • Fast City Wheels: The 700x28C tyres are narrow and smooth-rolling, perfect for urban tarmac and light, fluid riding.

  3. Functional Components

  The Condorino model is ready for everyday use, combining looks and practicality:

  • TRK Sport saddle balancing comfort and sporty looks.

  • Aluminium Calliper brakes for safe braking.

  • Strong, lightweight resin pedals.

Adriatica began in Pesaro in 1946, when Umberto Cardinali opened a craft workshop on Via Morselli. Still based in the city today, it offers city, trekking, gravel and mountain bikes, children’s models and e-bikes. In 1970, the company passed to Luigi Domenicucci, already an experienced bicycle mechanic.