Vintage Italian Racing Bikes Crossword

Ernesto
The 100th anniversary Bianchi model
A lighter version of the Colnago Super with Columbus KL tubes
Elm in Italian
First name meaning 8th child; worked for Carnielli
Superlight
Campagnolo first name
Va Por La Hora
Initials pantographed on Pinarello
Colnago model for Pope John Paul II
Founded in 1931 in Turin, this bicycle pioneer tried expanding his markets from Italy to Mexico and Venezuela
The 1984 hour record holder at 51.151 km Francesco
Historic brand that won 5 editions of the Giro d'Italia in the mid 20's to early 30's
Paolo and Italo - Paolo's name is pantographed on the bikes
Eddy raced on Benotto bikes and later founded his on brand
The C in Campagnolo's C-Record
Bianchi's 'very special' model
Short form for pantograph
The world's oldest bike manufacturer still in existence founded in 1885
Manufacturer of high-end bicycle component from Vicenza
Gold-plated bicycle components and models
The 'new' Campagnolo record groupset
This famous 80's Pinarello model was named after the town/area of production
The parts manufacturer Gipiemme was the spelling of this acronym
Maker of high-end bike parts and the Supercorsa frame
The middle word of the 3ttt contaction
This Moser Pro model was followed by the 'new' Pro model
Famous Basso model from the 80's
This founder of his own brand won achieved the rare Giro d’Italia-Vuelta a Espana double in 1981.\
Master frame-builder Pelizzoli's brand from his nickname 'poker-face' know for it's 'four aces'
Master frame builder and brand supplier to Gianni Motta, Eddy Merckx and famous Molteni team
First name of De Rosa
Top of the line Columbus tubing with spiral reinforcements to enhance rigidity
Last name of the founder of Columbus Tubi in 1919
Term referring to the 3 main tubes of the bicycle triangle
The month of the Giro d'Italia (except 2020)
Fausto
Colnago top model from the mid 80's know for its elaborate and ornate chrome lugs
Campagnolo group set to succeed Gran Sport; Paris' Arc de
Campagnolo groupset named after an Itlaian Dolomites pass dropped because nobody could pronounce it
Pass in Italy, part of Giro 12 times, with higehst altude finish in Grand Tours. Coppi attacked and won the stage here in 1953.
Italian bike component manufacturer founded in 1919 by Fernando Michelin
Colnago's log - ace of
De Rosa's logo
Founded in 1906, with a two word name with the second being the founding location of Trietina, the first word was an acronym for the Italian phrase 'Long live Italy, liberated and redeemed'
Manufacturer of chains, freewheels and clusters, founded in 1919, well known in 60's through 80's