> You can see detailed photos of the bike here:
> http://www.wooljersey.com/
> tried to
> describe the many special elements of the bike in the
> descriptions.
>
> BTW, it won the prize in the artistic 'Trompe l'Oeil'
> category.
>
> After being informed of the comments of those that were
> present, Stefano would love to hear the comments from the
> group that did not make it down.
I love it! It's really beautiful, although in some ways it's just another beautifully built Italian bicycle. But I don't mean that in any sort of pejorative sense. Rather, it makes you wonder why some of those frames receive so many accolades while other bikes - which deserve equal merit - are ignored.
In any event, beyond the more obvious reasons to appreciate
these bicycles, their history is interesting and make the bikes
that much more appealing. (And I love the way "Faliberto
Maasi" on the top tube is rendered in the same style as
"Faliero Masi" on those other bikes.)
Best regards,
Fred Rednor - Arlington, Virginia (USA)