Basso Loto Campagnolo Chorus Vintage Road Bicycle 1980s

Basso Loto Campagnolo Chorus Vintage Road Bicycle 1980s

Marsoni

M251S

$699.95

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Basso Loto Campagnolo Chorus Vintage Road Bicycle 1980sDescription: Basso Bikes was founded in 1977 in Italy by Alcide Basso, a passionate cyclist and brother of the famous professional cyclist Marino Basso, the 1972 World Champion. The company began in a small workshop in the Veneto region, where Alcide channeled his passion for precision and quality into the creation of handcrafted steel framed racing bikes. In its early years, Basso focused on traditional materials like steel, known for its durability

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Nice product, very simple in reality. All screws together. Shelves are probably 12inches high - higher than I wanted so I won't be using it after all - but that is my fault for not realizing how vertically spaced the shelves would be. The unit takes up a lot of vertical wall space. My only dislike (hence the -1 rating) is the large stamped letters on every wall mounting plate. The letters don't appear to mean anything, and are very large and upraised - to me they detract from the overall appearance of the unit. The letters are not possible to get rid of without a grinder or significant file-work and repainting everything (not worth the significant effort that would entail).

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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025