Lambo cycle: bike made for Lamborghini by BMC.
on 03.11.13

Happy birthday Lamborghini.
Lamborghini
is apparently 50 years old, far younger than many of the drivers of
their cars! To celebrate their birthday they have commissioned this
slick road bike from BMC. Only 50 of the machines will be made and will sell for 25,000 Euros, around 32,500 USD.
The frame is made of carbon fibre by
Impec, a Swiss manufacturer, with components from other Italian firms.
In the beginning there was a vision
Race cars and race bikes have a lot in common. Beyond the obvious similarities in shapes and colors, the cutting-edge technology, high-performance handling characteristics, and complete integration of engineering, research, and design all combine to deliver world-class performances on road and track. Lamborghini and BMC are two companies known for forging their own identities and breaking new ground, often times with disregard for trends and conventions. They're known for turning novel ideas into functional designs, never hesitating to try innovative technical solutions by thinking outside the design box. And both companies continually search for perfection in their respective industries. In the 1960s, Ferruccio Lamborghini strove to build the ultimate race car. Fifty years later, Swiss entrepreneur, Andy Rihs, turned his vision of the impeccable race bike into reality. For both companies, progress in carbon composite manufacturing has been at the center of their projects and their successes. Lamborghini produces carbon bodywork just next to its headquarters in Sant'Agata, Bologna, while BMC replaced traditional carbon frame laminate processes with a ground-breaking, fully-automatized production process at its headquarters in Grenchen, Switzerland. Both companies simultaneously unveiled their newest facilities and technologies in 2010.
Race cars and race bikes have a lot in common. Beyond the obvious similarities in shapes and colors, the cutting-edge technology, high-performance handling characteristics, and complete integration of engineering, research, and design all combine to deliver world-class performances on road and track. Lamborghini and BMC are two companies known for forging their own identities and breaking new ground, often times with disregard for trends and conventions. They're known for turning novel ideas into functional designs, never hesitating to try innovative technical solutions by thinking outside the design box. And both companies continually search for perfection in their respective industries. In the 1960s, Ferruccio Lamborghini strove to build the ultimate race car. Fifty years later, Swiss entrepreneur, Andy Rihs, turned his vision of the impeccable race bike into reality. For both companies, progress in carbon composite manufacturing has been at the center of their projects and their successes. Lamborghini produces carbon bodywork just next to its headquarters in Sant'Agata, Bologna, while BMC replaced traditional carbon frame laminate processes with a ground-breaking, fully-automatized production process at its headquarters in Grenchen, Switzerland. Both companies simultaneously unveiled their newest facilities and technologies in 2010.
Italian Heritage
The 50th Anniversary Lamborghini Edition impec combines Italian flair and tradition with modern technology. An exclusive set of Italian made components equips the impec frame, which is then painstakingly painted to highlight the precise carbon assembly while at the same time linking the complete work to Lamborghini's Aventador dream car. Additional details have been incorporated from the Aventador, including the same leather used by Lamborghini for their seats. This hide makes its way to the impec's cockpit for bar tape and saddle. The color, the feel, and the look are all authentic and exclusive to the Lamborghini Edition impec.
The 50th Anniversary Lamborghini Edition impec combines Italian flair and tradition with modern technology. An exclusive set of Italian made components equips the impec frame, which is then painstakingly painted to highlight the precise carbon assembly while at the same time linking the complete work to Lamborghini's Aventador dream car. Additional details have been incorporated from the Aventador, including the same leather used by Lamborghini for their seats. This hide makes its way to the impec's cockpit for bar tape and saddle. The color, the feel, and the look are all authentic and exclusive to the Lamborghini Edition impec.
More information and order
The Lamborghini 50th Anniversary Edition impec is limited to 50 pieces worldwide, and will be produced on a made-to-order basis. Retail price is set at 25,000 Euros. The impec Lamborghini can be ordered exclusively through the either the international BMC or Lamborghini dealer network. The bikes will be delivered by the dealer. Please address product specific questions to: lamborghini@bmc-switzerland.com
The Lamborghini 50th Anniversary Edition impec is limited to 50 pieces worldwide, and will be produced on a made-to-order basis. Retail price is set at 25,000 Euros. The impec Lamborghini can be ordered exclusively through the either the international BMC or Lamborghini dealer network. The bikes will be delivered by the dealer. Please address product specific questions to: lamborghini@bmc-switzerland.com
Frame: impec LSW
Tubing: Carbon LSW
Size: 50 / 53 / 55 / 57 60
Fork: impec, Carbon
Rear Shock:
Gears: 22
Crankset: Campagnolo Super Record Ti Ultra Torque, 50-34
Cassette: Campagnolo Super Record 12-27
Front Derailleur: Campagnolo Super Record
Rear Derailleur: Campagnolo Super Record
Shifter: Campagnolo Super Record EPS
Brakes: Campagnolo Super record Skeleton
Handlebar: 3T Ergonova LTD Lamborghini Edition
Stem: 3T ARX LTD Lamborghini Edition
Seatpost: impec integrated, Carbon
Saddle: Fizik Arione 00 Lamborghini Edition
Hubs: Campagnolo Bora Carbon / Ceramic Ultra Two
Rims: Campagnolo Bora Carbon Ultra Two Tubular
Tyres: Continental Competition 22 Tubular
Colour: Lamborghini 50th Anniversary
weight: 6.85 kg
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