Legendary European Racing Machines
LEGENDARY RACING MACHINES
Thinking out of the box. We at Custom Pro Bike are committed to make you part of cycling history.
We offer a unique selection of exciting complete bikes, frame sets, components and accessories.
We are proud to work with legendary European brands whose skills, craftsmanship and traditions have been passed along generations, of people that have lived the sport and have attended the needs from the everyday rider, weekend racers and professionals over decades.
Let us help you build your own bike from the ground up according to your budget, preferences and riding style.
From frame selection, wheels, and drive train, you'll find something special at Custom Pro Bike.
We offer a unique selection of exciting complete bikes, frame sets, components and accessories.
We are proud to work with legendary European brands whose skills, craftsmanship and traditions have been passed along generations, of people that have lived the sport and have attended the needs from the everyday rider, weekend racers and professionals over decades.
Let us help you build your own bike from the ground up according to your budget, preferences and riding style.
From frame selection, wheels, and drive train, you'll find something special at Custom Pro Bike.
Help selecting your bike
Model - based on your ride needs and style
Size - based on ride preference, fit and geometry
Components - based on performance and dollar value
Group, handlebar, bar tape, seatpost, saddle, stem, crank, wheels, tires
Model - based on your ride needs and style
Size - based on ride preference, fit and geometry
Components - based on performance and dollar value
Group, handlebar, bar tape, seatpost, saddle, stem, crank, wheels, tires
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Corratec Award wining bicycles
Made in Germany
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CORRATEC - Made in Germany since 1990Corratec Bicycles if you are looking for ultra stiff for race day
Complete bikes ready to ride |
Guerciotti racing machines Made in Milan Italy
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GUERCIOTTI - Made in Milan since 1964Legendary Race Machines
No Limit Carbon Technology |
Guerciotti
Very few brands or names can claim the level of experience Guerciotti has with everything cycling related. Guerciotti’s compelling story started in 1964 It was Italo who transmitted cycling passion to Paolo Guerciotti in 1961 he began to ride, revealing his competitive and successful dedication to cyclocross, riding the world championships in Saccolongo, 1979.
Now, in 2023, Guerciotti maintains a enviable position worldwide in the market of high performance road bicycles and in the pro peloton.
At Custom Pro Bike, we are excited with the opportunity to offer these world-class bicycles to our customers!
Very few brands or names can claim the level of experience Guerciotti has with everything cycling related. Guerciotti’s compelling story started in 1964 It was Italo who transmitted cycling passion to Paolo Guerciotti in 1961 he began to ride, revealing his competitive and successful dedication to cyclocross, riding the world championships in Saccolongo, 1979.
Now, in 2023, Guerciotti maintains a enviable position worldwide in the market of high performance road bicycles and in the pro peloton.
At Custom Pro Bike, we are excited with the opportunity to offer these world-class bicycles to our customers!
ITALIAN CLASSICS
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CASATI Handcrafted in Italy since 1920 |
the art of bicicletta
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Built like no other
Complete Custom Made to your Specs and Geometry
Complete Custom Made to your Specs and Geometry
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CASATI - Welcome to the Family
Casati - Welcome to the Family Casati may not be among the most recognized Italian brands, but they’ve been around for 93 years. Founded by Pietro Casati, winner of the 1913 Tour of Lombardy, the company has remained in the family throughout its existence, and is now run by Massimo and Luca, Pietro’s grandsons. 1991 and 1992 World Road Champion Gianni Bugno is among the more contemporary champions to have begun their careers in the saddle of a custom-built Casati.
Handmade is not just a trendy buzzword, but a way of life at Cicli Casati. Their current output is about 50% steel and 50% carbon frames. Casati’s carbon frames do not come out of an Asian mold, but are fully custom for size, geometry and colors, and are crafted in Casati’s Monza facility, just outside of Milan. Their steel frames run the gamut of production styles and tubesets, from chrome-lugged vintage to modern fillet-brazed Columbus XCR stainless steel. Every step of the fabrication process, from bike fitting to paint and finish, is done in-house in Monza.
One thing you won’t find among Casati’s offerings is an anachronistic blend of trends, styles or materials. “Our vintage frames are made exactly how they were in the 1970s or 1980s,” says Rudi Weber, Casati’s German/Italian Marketing Director. By contrast, the modern stainless steel and carbon offerings are suitably advanced and cutting-edge, with era-appropriate paint and graphics.
All families, like brands, must expand to survive, and Massimo and Luca have ensured that their father’s and grandfather’s innovation and craftsmanship have global relevance in today’s marketplace. According to Weber, about 10% of Casati’s market share is in the U.S., and markets like Asia and Australia are both growing rapidly. He cautions, however, that you won’t ever be buying a mass-produced Casati off the racks of your global bike superstore, just as mama can’t invite everyone over to the house for dinner.
“People who buy Casati are not going for mainstream,” says Weber. But if you think you’re ready to experience the Casati difference and join the family. -NAHBS
One of the cornerstones of the Italians' importance to the world of bicycle design and bicycle building is their unmatchable experience in the field. By 'in the field' we mean ON THE ROAD...riding. Italians have been there, done that. They have tried everything. When they stamp a frame, material, or design, with their approval...they do it after they have tried it and compared every finding to the wealth of experience they have.
Casati - Welcome to the Family Casati may not be among the most recognized Italian brands, but they’ve been around for 93 years. Founded by Pietro Casati, winner of the 1913 Tour of Lombardy, the company has remained in the family throughout its existence, and is now run by Massimo and Luca, Pietro’s grandsons. 1991 and 1992 World Road Champion Gianni Bugno is among the more contemporary champions to have begun their careers in the saddle of a custom-built Casati.
Handmade is not just a trendy buzzword, but a way of life at Cicli Casati. Their current output is about 50% steel and 50% carbon frames. Casati’s carbon frames do not come out of an Asian mold, but are fully custom for size, geometry and colors, and are crafted in Casati’s Monza facility, just outside of Milan. Their steel frames run the gamut of production styles and tubesets, from chrome-lugged vintage to modern fillet-brazed Columbus XCR stainless steel. Every step of the fabrication process, from bike fitting to paint and finish, is done in-house in Monza.
One thing you won’t find among Casati’s offerings is an anachronistic blend of trends, styles or materials. “Our vintage frames are made exactly how they were in the 1970s or 1980s,” says Rudi Weber, Casati’s German/Italian Marketing Director. By contrast, the modern stainless steel and carbon offerings are suitably advanced and cutting-edge, with era-appropriate paint and graphics.
All families, like brands, must expand to survive, and Massimo and Luca have ensured that their father’s and grandfather’s innovation and craftsmanship have global relevance in today’s marketplace. According to Weber, about 10% of Casati’s market share is in the U.S., and markets like Asia and Australia are both growing rapidly. He cautions, however, that you won’t ever be buying a mass-produced Casati off the racks of your global bike superstore, just as mama can’t invite everyone over to the house for dinner.
“People who buy Casati are not going for mainstream,” says Weber. But if you think you’re ready to experience the Casati difference and join the family. -NAHBS
One of the cornerstones of the Italians' importance to the world of bicycle design and bicycle building is their unmatchable experience in the field. By 'in the field' we mean ON THE ROAD...riding. Italians have been there, done that. They have tried everything. When they stamp a frame, material, or design, with their approval...they do it after they have tried it and compared every finding to the wealth of experience they have.
