There’s something fascinating about the ’80s. Those movies, those advertisements. Everything screamed excess, color, volume. And we’re not just talking about music: we’re talking about hairstyles. Those enormous, teased, sky-high hairdos held up with gallons of hairspray.
It wasn’t a random choice. It was a style everyone seemed to follow. Those over-the-top hairstyles weren’t just fashion: they were a symbol. A way of saying, “I’m here too, I’m one of you.” It didn’t matter if you felt comfortable with such a bold look: it was just what people did.
Today, the hairspray is gone, but conformity is still here. It hides in everyday trends. In the way we dress, in the phones we use, and yes, even in the bikes we buy. Because let’s be honest, how many people choose a bike because it truly feels right for them? And how many choose it because it looks right in the eyes of others?
At Daccordi, we don’t make bikes to follow the trends. We’re not interested in “teasing” our designs to shout louder. We make bikes for those who look beyond. For those seeking an authentic choice, a bike that doesn’t follow trends but aligns with who you truly are.
Because somewhere, there’s someone pedaling against the current. And maybe, just maybe, that someone is you.
