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Cuneo-based Officine Mattio has presented its Lemma Project, an extremely limited edition road bike equipped with components from collaboration partners Polymer Workshop and CeramicSpeed.
The Lemma Project is limited to only 20 numbered units, and is based on the Lemma RT frame, the Italian brand’s range-topping model.
Lemma RT X Polymer Workshop X CeramicSpeed
The name “Lemma” comes from the Alpine climb near Officine Mattio’s premises on which its founder, Giovanni Monge Roffarello, tested their first prototype.
Lemma RT is positioned as a high-performing, easy-to-handle, light and aerodynamic bike that aims to combine hi-tech design, materials, and construction techniques with a classic Italian design aesthetic. As is popular with bikes today, the Lemma RT features lowered seatstays, and internal cable routing, whilst also sporting what is described by the brand as “a neoclassical racing geometry”.
In this limited edition – born out of the collaboration with the two prestigious Danish brands – the bike is equipped with CeramicSpeed components, including those of the SLT (Solid Lubricant Technology) headset, which does not require any maintenance, as well as the CeramicSpeed OSPW system (OverSized Pulley Wheel), for a smooth and lasting cycling experience.
Polymer Workshop has given its own personal aesthetics to the frame with Lemma RT X Polymer Workshop featuring a silver shade paint scheme that goes from the back to the front of the bike, whilst becoming more intense in the back.
The bike is also equipped with the Polymer Enhance 50:52 wheelset, which has been designed to optimise pedalling and save energy, regardless of the terrain.
Lemma RT is also equipped with the new Polymer Sculpture handlebar, with its integrated cable routing delivering a clean, cable-free, look.
Finally, the bike is equipped with a Polymer Obelisk seatpost, Sella Italia SRL Tekno Carbon saddle and Vittoria Corsa Pro tyres.
Availability, price and further details can be found online at Officine Mattio with project details also found on the Polymer Workshop website.
