my FIOCCO Aviotech carbon 96/97

[adri.75]

hello guys
I present my bike carbon FIOCCO Aviotech , built in Italy in 96/97, I have always liked and now I managed to get it,
I built it with what I had in the garage, unfortunately, the HED wheels are not my
The bike is very light while having a suspension fork

sorry for my language but I use a translator

check out the photos:

 

[adri.75]

and now pictures of the complete bike

 

[adri.75]

list of components

frame: FIOCCO aviotec (96/97)
fork: Pace RC36 (as new)
headset: PMP ( similar to ck)
stem: ritchey wcs
handelbar: Salsa prolite color champagne
rims: mavic 217
hubs: ant FRM carbon, post XT
Skewers: post mavic, ant nc
Tires: continental explorer
Pedals: ritchey yellow
Crank:white Industries by sugino silver 22/32/44
rear cassette : 12/28
Bottom Bracket: omas Ti
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore xt m738
Rear Derailleur: Shimano xtr 951
Brake: shimano xtr 951
Brake lever: shimano xtr 951
shifter: Shimano xtr 951
seat post: wound UP da 27.2
seat:selle italia SLK
manopole progrip yellow

 

[Minty Sauce]

Nice looking ride! Frame looks in great condition :shock:

 

[adri.75]

yes, the frame is in excellent condition.
With that form is very comfortable like a softail

 

[pete_mcc]

That's nice! Love the organic flow of the tubes. I'm not a big an of carbon but I'd happily have that one- typically Italian; a bit mad, very unique and very cool.

 

[skolioza]

Nice bike!

Crank:white Industries by sugino silver 22/32/44

I'm not sure - Sugino allways having hidden one bolt after crank arms, and ussually branded their products I'm having same or smilar cranks as Yours, and they not looks like Sugino made

 

[24pouces]

I ever saw quite the same frame but around 92 and under another italian brand : "Ram"



but

 

[adri.75]

I ever saw quite the same frame but around 92 and under another italian brand : "Ram"
but

The look is very similar, a friend had said to me the RAM and it was very hard, but the FIOCCO is very comfortable

 

[adri.75]

here are some photos of work, the factory was on the island of Sardinia