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Colnago C68 Rossa Vuelta Edition
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Colnago has pulled back the curtain on a limited edition C68, dubbed Rossa Vuelta. The design is a special edition of their flagship C68 road bike, celebrating the iconic Spanish Grand Tour. Only 90 are being offered to the public, and at an eye-bulging $25,000.

Colnago C68 Rossa Vuelta Edition side
Images: Colnago

The C68 Rossa is handmade in Italy in Colnago’s Cambiago workshop (like the C68 gravel we reviewed here), blending the legendary carbon layup technology of the standard C68 with a distinct red-and-gold “Vuelta” paint scheme that honors Spain’s celebrated Grand Tour. However, this bike isn’t just about looks: it carries the same advanced C68 monocoque frame and fork construction, making it ready for pro-level competition or spirited club rides.

Colnago C68 Treatment

Colnago’s C68 frame construction is 100% carbon monocoque, integrating Colnago’s latest in fiber orientation and resin technology to maximize stiffness-to-weight ratio. The Rossa edition uses a unique C68-specific layup, resulting in a frame weight that Colnago claims hovers around 820 grams (size 54), paired with a fork around 360 grams.

Colnago C68 Rossa Vuelta Edition made in italy

Built-to-Perform

Colnago offers the C68 Rossa with Shimano Dura Ace only. The Vuelta edition comes paired with Colnago-branded wheels designed to complement the frame’s compliance and aerodynamics.

Colnago C68 Rossa Vuelta Edition

Colnago Rossa Vuelta Details

  • Color Scheme: Deep “Rossa” red with gold accents, paying homage to La Vuelta a España
  • Decals: Limited edition “Vuelta” branding on downtube and fork crown
  • Badge: Hand-applied Colnago crest on headtube, plus laser-etched serial number for authenticity
  • Packaging: Comes with a special edition Colnago display plaque, perfect for collectors

Colnago has produced the Rossa Vuelta in limited numbers, ensuring exclusivity for enthusiasts and collectors who want a rideable piece of Grand Tour history.

Colnago C68 Rossa Vuelta Edition full

Key Specs — Colnago C68 Rossa Vuelta

  • Frame: C68 monocoque high-modulus carbon
  • Fork: C68 carbon, integrated steerer
  • Seatpost Carbon, integrated clamp
  • Headtube: Tapered, integrated headset
  • Brakes: Disc brake, flat-mount, 12mm thru-axle
  • Drivetrain: Shimano Dura-Ace Di2
  • Bottom Bracket: Press-fit BB86/92 compatible
  • Wheels: Colnago-branded disc-ready carbon wheels
  • Weight: Frame ~820g, Fork ~360g (size 54)
  • Special Edition: Rossa red with gold accents, Vuelta branding, limited serial number
  • Price: $25,000

The C68 Rossa Vuelta isn’t just a bike; it’s a celebration of the sport. With Colnago’s proven carbon mastery, race-ready geometry, and limited-edition Vuelta styling, this bike is built for riders who want both performance and provenance.

Get yours here!

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seraph
seraph
1 month ago

Colnago needs a reality check.

Craig
Craig
1 month ago

Doesn’t hold a candle to the celebratory paint jobs of Ernesto’s stewardship. In fact, it looks kinda boring. Move on, nothing much to see here…

mrvco
mrvco
1 month ago

This would be perfect for my bi-weekly no-drop inclusive club ride.

Johann
Johann
1 month ago

I hope I am wrong, but I think the break pads orientation are wrong. The cooling fins pointing to the sky. Or is it some water cooling For when it rains??

hoodriver
hoodriver
1 month ago
Reply to  Johann

There is no such thing as a break pad.

Colin
Colin
1 month ago
Reply to  hoodriver

What about cardboard that people brake dance on?

Dave
Dave
1 month ago

But that background is Torino…

Grillis
Grillis
1 month ago
Reply to  Dave

The Vuelta is starting in Torino this year. The first 4 stages start in Italy.

nooner
nooner
1 month ago

no weak ass 1x..

Tom
Tom
1 month ago

wonder if the paint peels when the wind hits it like so many Colnagos. The PE guys are smoking crack with this pricing.

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