finishing my all italian neo retro bike build | Ciöcc neo retro build part 2

The build is finally complete… and this one means a lot. In Part 2 of the Ciocc rebuild, I finish bringing this vintage frame back to life and give it the Italian soul it deserved. 0:00 We’re finishing the build (and… I went bald) 0:10 Recap of Part 1 and what’s left 0:33 New forks, stem, and saddle upgrades 1:47 Final parts overview (brakes, levers, cables, pedals) 2:07 Installing Campagnolo Record brakes 4:16 Mounting the shifters / brake levers 6:05 Running brake cables (front + rear) 9:53 Routing the rear brake cable 11:28 Installing gear cables (rear derailleur) 13:50 Front derailleur cable routing 15:34 Almost complete – final steps 15:41 Bar tape and chain installed 15:58 First look at the finished bike 16:06 What’s next (ride + walkaround) This build has been all about keeping things true to its roots: Campagnolo Record / Super Record 11-speed Chorus levers Bora Ultra 35 tubular wheels Modern ergonomic cockpit Full service, rebuild, and final setup In this video, I take you through: The final assembly and adjustments Finishing touches and decisions along the way Mounting and setup of the remaining components First look at the completed bike My thoughts on how it all came together This is where everything from Part 1 comes together into the finished bike. If you haven’t seen Part 1 yet, go check it out — that’s where I break down the full strip, restoration, and key tips for building an older frame with modern components. Let me know what you think of the final result. Would you have kept it fully Italian, or done something differently #custombikebuild #vintagebikeproject #vintagebicycle #bikebuild #neoretro 🔔Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more updates.    / @amosgottardi   🔗 Stay Connected With Me. Instagram:   / amosgottardi   📩 contact me: amosgottardi35@gmail.com