La bicicletta dei grandi campioni, Masi Milano, a visit to the Vigorelli in Milano, the historic home of Masi where Alberto Masi works today.
| Masi stories (and more) to amuse and amaze you– |
| Faliero Masi, the Torelli interview from 2000 |
| Animal Encounter by Dennis Young, think twice about riding the backroads of Japan! No Masi content, but entertaining just the same. |
| OK, not a Masi story, but If you'd like to read an neat cycling story, try this one from Kevin Weitzel, Two Old Italians. |
| The Incredible
Vintage Masi Ride – Local Southern California vintage Masi owners get together for a brisk 40 mile coastal ride and talk about all things Masi. |
Masi brochure from the mid '70's
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The Virtual
Masi Museum-
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New- Michael Allison's incredible 1963 Masi Special
Masi bikes seen by Matteo Brandi
The NOS Masi
Rick Beatty's Masi Special
Kevin Kruger's Masi Gran Criterium
and Kevin's 1975 Masi Gran Criterium
Tom Flowers' Masi Gran Criterium
John Price's Masi Special
Tom Sanders' Masi Gran Criterium
Ken Drescher's 1975 Masi Gran Criterium
John Barron's Brand New Masi!
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Kennard's 1976 California Masi - 0383 and here is the
oldest known California Masi to exist, serial number 1S19, also begonging
to Duane, located in Los Angeles, California, reputed to be number 19
of the first 25 frames build in 1973!
Richard Sachs' photos of a 1964 Masi Special that stopped by his shop, in very original condition!
By popular demand- Other Fun Italian Bikes
The ultra rare, and highly coveted Confente!
Ken Drescher's 1983 COICC!
Other old Italian bike stuff coming soon.
Other Fun Links
Vélo-Rétro - Chuck Schmit's Velo-Retro is a fantastic resource, great for old catalog reprints, t-shirts, other nifty vintage things and Chuck Schmit's swell Campagnolo Timeline page. Also, read about the Velo Rendezvous Event in October, 2003, THE Vintage Bike Event for the westcoast is a must see! Hopefully a new is being planned for 2004.
Bob Hovey's Masi Site, some really neat stuff here!
Masi value guesstimation guide by Sheldon Brown
The Flying Scot web site- way too cool- it's like a, a Scottish Masi, sort of, except older. Check out those fluted seat stays!
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