Wilier Triestina Pro

Wilier Triestina is an Italian bicycle manufacturer founded in 1906 by Pietro Dal Molin in Bassano del Grappa, Italy, and is now based in Rossano Veneto. The brand, whose name is an acronym for "Long live Italy, free and redeemed" ("W l'Italia LIbera E Redenta"), produces a range of racing, gravel, MTB, and e-bikes, known for their high-performance and innovative design. History Founding: Founded in 1906 by Pietro Dal Molin in Bassano del Grappa. "Triestina": The "Triestina" part was added after World War II to support Italian control of the Free Territory of Trieste, a politically charged move at the time. Design: The brand uses the emblem of St. Sergius, the symbol of Trieste, for its logo. Products Road Bikes: Known for ultra-lightweight racing models like the Zero SLR and Verticale SLR. Gravel Bikes: Offers models such as the Rave SL and Jena. MTB Bikes: Produces mountain bikes for off-road riding. E-Bikes: Includes models like the Cento 10 High and various e-MTB options. Crono/Triathlon Bikes: Features aerodynamic designs for time trial and triathlon events. Key Characteristics Italian Excellence: Wilier Triestina is a benchmark for Italian cycling excellence, blending performance with aesthetics. Innovation: The brand consistently introduces innovative designs and technology, seen in features like fully integrated cables and lightweight frames. Passion for Cycling: Wilier Triestina is deeply rooted in cycling, documented in the brand's journal, which showcases stories of racing, adventure, and innovation.

Condition

New

Type

Pro

Brand

Wilier Triestina