Olmo bicycle
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Olmo Biciclette
- via Aurelia, 22
- 17015 Celle Ligure (SV) - Italy
- +39 (019) 990157/8/9 tel
- +39 (019) 990335 fax
- olmobkes@olmo.it
Olmo was founded by Giuseppe Olmo, a great road racer in the 1930s. After his racing career, Giuseppe embarked on building the bicycle business that bears his name. To this day Olmo and his family build several thousand frames a year with quality and efficiency.
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