CIcli Montelatici
Special 1970s
di Vasco Montelatici a Firenze nella Via Gioberti 5
got his racing bikes by his close friend Cino Cinelli and Umberto Chiesa di Bologna and Patelli
this frame is made by Chiesa
Vasco Montelatici, fiorentino doc e grande artigiano era un coetaneo di Cino Cinelli, gareggiarono insieme come Juniors negli anni ’30. Dopo la seconda guerra mondiale, Vasco aprì un negozio di biciclette al numero 5 di via Gioberti, all’imbocco della strada verso L’Affrico. Grande meccanico, riparava le biciclette e creò la sua linea di biciclette marcate Montelatici, sponsorizzando anche i corridori. L’amicizia con Cino Cinelli rimase sempre forte, infatti quando Vasco aveva bisogno di telai da corsa per mettere il suo nome, andava dal suo vecchio amico Cino.
Vasco Montelatici, a true Florentine and a great craftsman, was a contemporary of Cino Cinelli, and they raced together as Juniors in the 1930s. After the Second World War, Vasco opened a bicycle shop at number 5 Via Gioberti, at the beginning of the road towards L'Affrico. A great mechanic, he repaired bicycles and created his own line of bicycles branded Montelatici, also sponsoring riders. His friendship with Cino Cinelli was always strong, and in fact when Vasco needed racing frames to put his name on, he went to his old friend Cino.
https://www.giustopinzani.it/il-mondo-attorno-pinzani/vasco-montelatici/
Montelatici was able to claim the coveted streak of World Champion thanks to the vict
ory of Sante Ranucci at the 1955 World Amateur Championship (riding a Montelatici bicycle), thus earning Montelatici the coveted " world championship strips ".
https://www.giustopinzani.it/en/the-world-around-pinzani/vasco-montelatici/
repaint by Brian Baylis Februar 2014
+GF Gerog Fischer
swiss sand cast bottom bracket shell - scatola moviemnto centrale colata in sabbia - Tretlagergehaeuse im Sandgussverfahren "gewonnen"
lugs 
on the bottom bracket shell twoards the chainstays! 
) reminded me of Paratella 
just guessing no clue
