L’Officina
Every ZULLO has an owner. Every ZULLO has a story. Here they meet.
Register your ZULLOFree · By invitation of ownership · Opens 2026
The atelier is where a ZULLO is born. L’Officina is where it lives on.
Since 1973, Tiziano Zullo and the atelier at Castelnuovo del Garda have built made-to-measure bicycles by hand — for the racer, the passista, the rider who understands the difference. Fifty years of frames are on the road today. They belong to riders in Verona and Verona’s hills, in Kyoto and Copenhagen, in Sydney, San Francisco, Singapore, São Paulo. Some are twenty years old. Some are being welded this week.
L’Officina is the digital home of that family. A private, verified community for the people who own a ZULLO — a place to preserve its story, to meet the others, to ride together, and to remain in conversation with the atelier that built it.
Six things a ZULLO owner has here, and nowhere else.
Your Digital Garage
A permanent record of every ZULLO you own — model, year, colour, story, photographs. Preserved with the atelier, indefinitely.
Verification & Provenance
Historic frames are verified by the atelier and entered into the ZULLO registry. Newly commissioned bicycles receive their entry the day they leave Castelnuovo del Garda.
The Owner Directory
Discover other ZULLO owners in your city, region, or country — by consent only, with the level of visibility you choose.
Rides & Travel
Post a ride, join a ride, or leave a travel notice — “I’ll be in Lisbon next weekend, does anyone ride?” — and meet other owners on the road.
Local Clubs
Propose a local ZULLO club in your city. Officially recognised by the atelier, with jerseys, ride materials, and the support of the family.
A line to the atelier
Restoration, service, parts, repaint, or a new commission — raise it here and Tiziano or Roberto reply from the workbench.
“A ZULLO is a ZULLO because it comes from the ZULLO atelier. Every frame that leaves Castelnuovo del Garda deserves to be remembered.”
— Tiziano Zullo
If you own a Zullo — from 1973 or from last week — we would like to add it to the registry. Historic frames are verified by the atelier using photographs, serial numbers, invoices, or the memory of the workshop. Newly commissioned bicycles enter the registry the day they leave.
Registration is free. Your record is private by default. What you choose to share with other members, and what you keep between yourself and the atelier, is entirely yours.
Three steps between you and the community.
Submit your bicycle
Tell us what you own: model, year, photographs, story. Whatever you know. Even a frame without a serial is welcome — we have half a century of memory to draw on.
Verification by the atelier
Tiziano, Roberto, and the atelier review your submission. Some frames are recognised at a glance. Some take a conversation. Every reply comes from Castelnuovo del Garda.
Enter L’Officina
Your bicycle joins the registry. You receive an invitation to the private community when it opens. From then on, you are part of the family.
The atelier accepts one hundred commissions per year.
Every ZULLO frame is drawn to the rider. The workshop caps its output at one hundred frames per year, first come first served. If you would like a bicycle of your own, and a place in L’Officina, begin here.
L’Officina is not a database we sell. It is a family we tend.
Your ownership record, your photographs, your address, your service history — these belong to you, kept privately with the atelier, released only where you choose. No public leaderboards. No advertising to third parties. No selling of what you tell us. What is between the atelier and its owners stays there.
Full privacy commitments will be published with the community’s opening.
Register your ZULLO.
Historic or new. First come, first served. Free, forever.
Begin registrationOr write to officina@zullo-bike.com