Campagnolo: 75 Years of Cycling Passion celebrates the iconic Italian component maker that shaped bicycle technology. Authors Paolo Facchinetti and Guido Rubino trace founder Tullio Campagnolo’s vision from the 1933 quick-release hub to the carbon groupsets of today, weaving a lively sports history that road-cycling buffs will devour.
This 2008 VeloPress hardcover arrives loaded with period photos, exploded diagrams, and race-day memories. The oversized, 160-page illustrated volume doubles as a coffee-table showpiece and a reference for vintage-bike builders hunting part numbers and pro-tour lore.
The dust jacket shows gentle corner creases and light edge scuffs, evidence of shelf life but no abuse. Inside, pages are crisp, unmarked, and tightly bound, promising smooth turning whether you’re researching Campy’s evolution or simply soaking in the nostalgia.
A heavyweight, smoke-free copy ready to ride straight onto the bookshelf of any adult or young adult who loves bicycles, Italian craftsmanship, and the enduring romance of the road.
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