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The Ciclotte Pirelli One carries Pirelli Race graphics on the Ciclotte One frame, and the five colours are the tyre compounds: yellow for medium, red for soft, white for hard, green for wet and blue for rain. 5.5 kg flywheel at an 8:1 ratio. Made in Italy.
Motorsport reads colour before it reads text, and Pirelli codes its compounds that way: yellow is medium, red is soft, white is hard, green is wet, blue is rain. The five finishes of this bike are those five codes.
Under the graphics is the Ciclotte One: a 40 cm flywheel of 5.5 kg at an 8:1 ratio, held by electro-magnetic resistance with nothing in contact and nothing to wear.
The handlebar adjusts in height and angle, the gel seat in height. Maximum user weight is 118 kg. Resistance is set from the LCD display or over Bluetooth.
They are Pirelli tyre compounds. Yellow is medium (CC-OPRL-YEL), red is soft (CC-OPRL-RED), white is hard (CC-OPRL-WHT), green is wet (CC-OPRL-GRN) and blue is rain (CC-OPRL-BLU).
The Ciclotte Pirelli One measures 111 cm wide, 49 cm deep and 111 cm high, and weighs 85 kg.
Five: Yellow · Medium (CC-OPRL-YEL), Red · Soft (CC-OPRL-RED), White · Hard (CC-OPRL-WHT), Green · Wet (CC-OPRL-GRN) and Blue · Rain (CC-OPRL-BLU). Every finish shares the same frame, transmission and electronics — the choice is material and colour, not specification.
The Ciclotte Pirelli One is rated for a maximum user weight of 118 kg.
The Ciclotte Pirelli One runs on 110 V or 220 V.
In Italy. Ciclotte was designed by Luca Schieppati and is produced by Multi Design Srl in Bergamo. BENESSI carries it as part of the Benessi by Ciclotte collection.
No. Both are built in steel and wood around a 5.5 kg flywheel at an 8:1 ratio, with electro-magnetic resistance and the same LCD and Bluetooth control. The Pirelli One differs in its Pirelli Race graphics.