This is not the first Daccordi to have graced this page and it won't be the last. Although these gorgeous machines are anything but common, Giuseppe Daccordi started making frames in 1937 and his son, Luigi, is still making them in 2024.
The first Daccordi we included-photographed at Golden Age Cycles like this one was the limited-edition '50 Anni' of 1987 that was designed to simultaneously showcase the brand's heritage and its modern expertise.
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