ENG FAQ Registration - Log in FREE SHIPPING FROM EU € 80 / EXTRA EU € 150 Man Woman Child Winter Outdoor Home History 30 years of history together with cyclists For many cycling enthusiasts, 1987 is the year of Stephan Roche, an Irish rider who was able to win the Giro d'Italia, the Tour de France and the World Championship in the same year, as had only happened to the great Eddy Merckx. For us it is also the year of birth of Bicycle Line which begins its history in cycling thanks to the passion and experience of its founder, Gastone Coghetto. Today, after 30 years and the contribution of the new generations, this story is renewed and points to new, important goals. The search for new fabrics and technologies, the increasingly in-depth study of ergonomic dynamics, the continuous collaboration with athletes of various levels to identify the different needs represent the strengths of Bicycle Line to offer garments capable of improving performance, with one style and a decidedly Italian design. From the Research and Development laboratory to the style office, from cutting to production, from garment control to final packaging, Bicycle Line oversees the entire production chain ensuring the quality and reliability necessary for technical garments that must meet the main requirements of lightness, breathability, resistance, comfort and aerodynamics. In the end, then, it is only the road that gives us the answers. Each collection represents only one stage for us. Each milestone is just a flying milestone. Our escape that began in 1987 still continues. We know we can count on a solid team and a group that follows and supports us: our consumers. Follow us on our social channels Sign up to our newsletter subscribe Agency Contacts Shop Man Woman Child Premium Active Wear Special Edition men Special Edition woman Useful links Size guide Payment Shipment Right of withdrawal Warranty FAQ © 2019 Bicycle-Line - VAT 02027450267 - Privacy - Credits - Hosting By RackOne.it By continuing to browse, you consent to the use of cookies. Find out more CLOSE