Vintage Components - Modolo Speedy quill stems

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The parts maker Modolo has been around a long time, Adamo Modolo having started the firm in 1952. The company is headquartered in Conegliano, in northeast Italy.

Modolo was originally dedicated to making parts for post-war Italian consumer bikes. In 1976 Adamo's son Domenico and his wife Serena began managing the firm. They took it in an entirely different direction. Instead of chasing the low-margin economic parts trade, Domenico, a capable industrial designer with a degree in mechanical engineering, began designing high-end parts.

The first product of that change, the Modolo Professional brake set, was an immediate hit. Shown at the 1977 Paris and Milan bike shows, the brakeset's superb design and workmanship made these brakes the go-to stopper for anyone not wanting to pay the big bucks for Campagnolo brakes.

The company expanded its offerings and in the late 1980s began producing stems and bars. Like Modolo brakes, Modolo offered a range of stems.

• The Speedy quill stems on this page were produced in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
• For 26.0 bars
• The expander is conical, not a wedge.

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Modolo Speedy 10cm stem. New, $65.00/each

For 26.0mm bars

22.2mm quill diameter, for 26.0 bars.

Side view

From above

From underneath. The small hole is for a screw to slightly open the stem to make installing hadlebars easier.

From behind