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A centuries-old castle perched high up on a cliff came into view as we rounded a corner in Northern Italy’s Prosecco region. Castle Brando was Wilier’s chosen location for the launch of the new Filante SLR ID2 aero race bike, and somehow the ancient castle cum hotel we were staying in seemed to mirror the hundred-odd-year history and passion of Wilier Triestina’s brand.
Five long years have passed since the Filante first arrived, and Wilier has been hard at work creating the new model, which was used at the Tour of Lombardy at the end of the season.
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Design and Aesthetics
You’ll want to read the news piece for the full lowdown on everything. But overall, I would say Wilier has set about making the new Filante more aero and just downright faster in a range of ways, whilst keeping the aesthetics and styling the way they want them.
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