Colnago’s paint jobs have always received great attention. It’s a complex process involving several operations, a different number depending on the model. Over the years, original and eccentric liveries, such as Art Décor, have alternated with other more minimal, such as the graphics of the C60 or C68.

Colnago’s paint jobs have always received great attention. It’s a complex process involving several operations, a different number depending on the model. Over the years, original and eccentric liveries, such as Art Décor, have alternated with other more minimal, such as the graphics of the C60 or C68.

A new limited edition of the Colnago C68, designed by Motoki Yoshio, has just been introduced to the world. An important project for Colnago and a special milestone in Motoki’s successful career.

Colnago presents an iconic livery for a limited edition of the C68, designed to pay tribute to the tradition and uniqueness of the C series. The project was realised by Motoki Yoshio, the much respected Milan-based Japanese designer.

We took part in the prestigious Rouleur Live event in London: a perfect opportunity to present to the world the new Colnago C68 x Motoki, the limited edition created to celebrate the tradition and uniqueness of the C series, but also a wonderful showcase to demonstrate the C68 Titanium and get to know many fans.

The 10,000 square-foot, two floor building opens its doors to the Italian brand thanks to unique furniture, works of art, highly technological installations and, obviously, the bikes of the current Colnago collection, as well as some historical models. Guests will also enjoy the world's first Colnago Caffè.

In an interview for Colnago, Tadej Pogačar discussed the recent Gravel World Championships held in Veneto, Italy. He talked about the future of gravel races, his fabulous 2022 season and plans for the future.

Pogačar triumphs in Il Lombardia

Pogačar sprints to glory at Tre Valli Varesine

Talented Silvia Persico is set to take flight with UAE Team ADQ

On Sunday 18th of September, Safiya Al Sayegh made History. She was the first athlete from the United Arab Emirates to take part in the road cycling World Championships, in Wollongong, Australia.

Emirati squad welcomes British rider on 3-year deal

Ayuso makes history with podium at Vuelta España as Molano triumphs

A fearless Soler triumphs at La Vuelta in Bilbao

Ackermann storms home for victory in Pologne

Grand Boucles draws to close on Champs Elysees. Pogačar on the second step of the podium

Third victory for the slovenian. McNulty the key-man takes third

Convincing ride for the Spanish cyclist who consolidates the podium together with Annemiek Van Vleuten (Movistar Team) and the Italian Marta Cavalli (FDJ)

Second consecutive success for the Slovenian in the Tour de France

Slovenian takes early lead of Le Tour

Slovenian takes early lead of Le Tour

An intense and successful week for the girls of the UAE team ADQ

Double title in road and time trial. Mavi Garcia Mavi Garcia makes her dream come true