1995 Concorde Acquila Restomod.

[@Bartmanblues]

I still have my 1989 Concorde Aqulia I purchased from new, still ride it to this day.

[@jeremynorth]

What a beauty! All it needs is an Italian saddle rather than the USA one. I love that you put Deda bars and stem to match the frame. That's the kind of attention to detail that makes a nice job into a great one

[@petergiourelas3753]

Nice bike

[@kudesignfilms9246]

I was searching for DEDA MUREX and came across your video. I am a lover of vintage Italian and my favorite bicycle is a bottecchia, and I saw in the 1995 Concorde the workmanship of Italian craftsmen of a higher dimension. First of all, I was fascinated by the beauty of the seamless frame.

[@pierswebster9629]

Thanks for your comments. The craftsmanship is indeed incredible. It still astounds me how steel can be formed into such thin tubes to produce a frame that's lighter than many modern carbon ones!

[@HOTON]

Hi! You dig the italian vintage seamless bike frames? Do you know the Cinelli Laser? Believe its the worlds first steel aero frame😁👌

[@pierswebster9629]

@@HOTON Yes, beautiful frame

[@marccarter1350]

Amazing build! This was what i could not afford at that time. Shocked you never went with Campagnolo, but that groupset looked brand new!

[@pierswebster9629]

Thanks. Yes, Had the DA knocking about in the garage so made sense to use it!

[@germurphy4986]

Nice, I have a very similar frame, except it has down tube shifter bosses. Columbus Brain tubing is very light, although lugless looks a bit too much like an aluminium frame. The entire rear triangle and the down tube are chromed on these, including the bottom bracket area, do it makes for a great protection against rust. Mine is being repainted in PDM colours at present

[@germurphy4986]

(mine is Brain tubing)

[@toonanvers3750]

fantastic build!

[@PiersWebster]

I'm glad you like it!