Jan van Dalen's frames are prized for their craftsmanship and this Duell Venice is a great example. The frame is made from super high-quality Columbus Neuron butted steel tubing. The road bike has been converted into s straight handle-bar optimised for city commuting.

Shimano Sora 8x2 shifting, Dura-Ace crankset and headset, Shimano 105 dual-pivot brakes, Ergotec handlebar. Super handy Basil Portland "pizza-box" style front rack.

New: Elvedes stainless steel brake and gear =cables
New Elvedes brake blocks
New wheelset Rye rime
New Selle Royal Vivo saddle
New Continental 25-622 tires 
New ergonomic grips

Centre crank to top tube: 60cm suitable for people approximately 178-188cm
Top tube: 58 cm
standover 86cm
Stem: 11cm

About Duell

In 1978 Jan van Dalen started making lightweight steel racing frames in the coastal town of Monster in the Netherlands. These were the days of what the English call so beautifully, "cottage industry". So Jan built them in his shed at home. However, Jan quickly grew out of his shed and moved to Hoek van Holland where he stayed until 2002 and produced beautiful steel frames under the name Duell. Today Duell bikes are sold under the Van Herwerden moniker and Jan still only uses high-quality steel as his material of choice.