Nat Bromhead
Looking for a bike that stands out from the pack? This may just be your steed. Proudly made in Italy, the OM1 S is the latest release from Officine Mattio.
A smaller-scale producer of fine bikes, Officine Mattio are made in the Cuneo area near the French border – between the Alps and the sea where the young brand has its roots.
The company say power, stability and reliability encapsulate what the new OM1 S is all about.
It has an integrated carbon fiber handlebar, oversized aero aerodynamic shaping, a unique collar connecting the steering column to the headtube, thus making the handlebar- steerer-fork combination streamlined and homogeneous.
It’s disc-only and will accommodate tyres to 36mm. Weight wise, the company say the frame is 920grams unpainted in size medium.
The frame is geometry is bold and gritty, there’s no brake bridge, the lower chainstays are slightly arched at the height of the dropout, the oversize headset rests directly on the fork, and cables are fully integrated, regardless of the groupset chosen.
The OM1 S will be available in sizes XS-S-M-L-XL, and the company offer the unique chance to set the bike’s aesthetics through numerous colour combinations and graphic customisations.
Officine Mattio currently offer eight different set-ups, including the new Shimano Dura Ace Di2 and Ultegra groupsets or the SRAM Force AXS.
Specifications
Frame – Carbon 3k / UD / T700
Frame weight – 920grams (Medium unpainted)
Steerer – Cylindrical 1″1/2 – 1″1/2
Crankset – 386 EVO
Seatpost – Ø 27.2 mm
Brakes – Flat Mount Disc
Cabling – Fully integrated (all groups)
Tyre Clearance – 36 mm
RRP: from € 5,990 (around $AU9,600) + freight and duties.
For more visit www.officinemattio.com
