Milani

Cyclocross is the transformation into a sport of hard graft that involved covering long distances in the days where there was no self draining tarmac, just country trails, cattle tracks and cart roads. Back then, cyclocross was part of many folk’s everyday lives – all it took to turn it into a sport was the timing element. In 1954, Crenna, near Varese, played host to the first world championship of the sport, and at that time Natale Milani was already adapting racing bikes to make them better equipped to tackle this new cycling discipline. The CRENNA 54, intended as a tribute to this landmark date, is a blend of technology and history.

A true thoroughbred in which classic geometries meet composite fibre. Carbon fibre affords extreme rigidity to this decidedly racing model, while the oversize oriented elliptical tubes are able to transmit every last drop of energy you have onto the ground.