We've selected Campagnolo's Super Record groupset, in its mechanical version. Although it also exists with electronic shifting, the mechanical version will never be out of battery or fall victim to obsolescence, a theme we hold dear at Victoire. The disc brakes are easy to modulate and safe to use, even in the rain.

The Super Record is the top-of-the-range groupset from Italian manufacturer Campagnolo. An evolution of the Chorus and Record groupsets, it differs from the latter in that it is even lighter, thanks to the use of numerous carbon parts, ceramic bearings and titanium axles.

We've paired it with DT Swiss carbon wheels, combining lightness with high aerodynamics: the high rims are specially designed to offer minimal air resistance. The 240 hubs are the benchmark in terms of weight, reliability and ride quality.

Victoire n°502 was built from Columbus Cento tubes, making it a fine Franco-Italian creation: it combines French craftsmanship with the best of the transalpine cycle industry, from frame to drivetrain. The Cento series is no longer produced, and highly sought-after. The Victoire n°502 is therefore a unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional bicycle.

The line of the Victoire n°502 is very pure, with a gradient from white to gray at the bottom bracket.

We've chosen to embellish the frame with discreet details. The seatstays are linked by a curved brace for extra rigidity. On the seat tube, a small numbered gold medallion completes our usual cartouche presenting the people who carried out the various stages of the bike's construction. The frame builder's stamp is positioned on the seat tube: Victoire n°502 bears the signature of Olivier, our workshop manager.