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New Cento marks a sweet century for Wilier Triestina

By Cycling News

published 30 June 2006

Few bike brands can boast over a century of existence - some of the biggest are mere striplings,...

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Marquee Moments

An old time Wilier Triestina

Sweet Swoops

An old time Wilier Triestina

Classic Wilier Triestina track iron

Wilier Triestina road bike

The Wilier Triestina that Claudio Corti

David Rebellin's Amstel Gold

Damiano Cunego's Lampre-Fondital

Lampre-Fondital's

Wilier Triestina's Lino and Andrea Gastaldello

Sweet Swoops

The all-carbon frame

The Cento's squared off headtube

A closer look

Campagnolo's new Record 2007 crank

Fulcrum's all new RacingZero wheels

Marquee Moments - Wilier Triestina's 100th Birthday Bash(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

An old time Wilier Triestina from 1930. Note the dual levers on the seatstays for a very early derailleur.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Classic Wilier Triestina track iron in the trademark "ramata" copper chrome finish.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Wilier Triestina road bike from a half-century ago. Note the relaxed seat angle.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

The Wilier Triestina that Claudio Corti - now Barloworld team manager - rode to the Italian Championship in 1985 for the Supermercati Brianzoli team(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

David Rebellin's Amstel Gold race winning Wilier Triestina(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Damiano Cunego's Lampre-Fondital Wilier Triestina team rig(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Lampre-Fondital's Alessandro Ballan and diesse Giuseppe Martinelli(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Wilier Triestina's Lino and Andrea Gastaldello pose with their newest capolavoro: the Cento, commemorating a century of Wilier Triestina(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Sweet Swoops - the Wilier Triestina Cento commeorates 100 years of the Italian marque.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

The all-carbon frame boasts flowing lines and low weight.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

The Cento's squared off headtube with integrated headset and ITM's new 101 Carbon fibre stem(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Cento chain and seat stays - and a first look at Campagnolo's new Record 2007 brakes.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

A closer look at Campagnolo's new Record 2007 rear brake.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Campagnolo's new Record 2007 crank - this is the compact version of the new Ultra-Torque design which Campagnolo will roll out from the Mirage group up.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

Fulcrum's all new RacingZero wheels on the Wilier Triestina Cento - when too much red is never enough.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

The Cento boasts a beefy bottom bracket area and here you can see Campagnolo's new outboard bearings and Ultra-Torque hollow, oversized axle.(Image credit: Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews)

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