Hi! My name is Ed Muccioli; I am a second generation Italian with a passion for Italian Bicycles. Unusual in that it was adjustable.
In 2009, while touring Italy, I stopped in a bicycle shop and noticed an unusual bicycle saddle for a road bike. The name Selle was familiar to me, so I decided to buy it when I got back in the states. To my surprise it was not available in the states. After quite a bit of research I realized the Selle Saddle I had seen was a Selle Bassano, which is an Italian manufacturer of hand made saddles sol
d only in Europe. I ended up going back to Italy again in 2009, visited the factory and am now the only person selling these saddles in the U.S.A. At that time I decided to create a company that would sell Italian bicycle products in the U.S.A. This company is Italian Bicycle Parts®. Milani Cycles is a bicycle manufacturer that was started in 1927. They offer a full line of high-end bicycles from traditional type to full carbon fiber. I am one of 3 U.S. bicycle shops that currently sell Milani Cycles. Celeste Milani refers to me as his “Ambassador to Texas”. I have the privilege to sell his bicycles in the Texas area. For the last 3 or 4 years I have unsuccessfully searched the U.S. and Italy for a skull cap in the Italian colors (red, white, and green). My daughter Camille is currently a junior at U.N.T. majoring in Fashion Design; so you guessed it, she has created a skull cap for me in the Italian colors. We have selected a material that makes it perfect to wear under a helmet. Italian Bicycle Parts’® mission is to sell quality Italian bicycles and bicycle accessories in the U.S. at the same price these products would sell for in Italy. In April of 2011 I was fortunate to add the following bicycle lines:
“Zullo” Tiziano Zullo got his start building frames for pros—but the bikes carried sponsors' logos. But from 1986 to 1992, he supplied the famous TVM team of Phil Anderson and Robert Millar, who rode his bikes to victory in countless races. Today, Zullo builds his frames in a small shop in Castelnuovo del Garda, near Italy's Lake Garda. Handmade Beauty: Built with Columbus's stainless-steel XCr tubeset, the Vergine (one of four road models) features understated TIG-welded construction, simple but gorgeous graphics, and an extended head tube. But it's still a performance road bike: For proof, check out the massive curved junction of the seat- and chainstay welds and the 8mm-thick steel dropouts for lateral rigidity.
“HP Velotechnik”, Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride - recumbents and trikes are the perfect form of transportation for active people. HP Velotechnik has been working for more than 16 years on creating the best range of recumbent bicycles and accessories you can buy
