3T is a company from Bergamo with its headquarters in Presezzo, where it manufacturs carbon frames for gravel and racing bikes using cutting-edge processes and patented technologies in its factory. Founded in Turin in 1961 as 'Tecno Tubo Torino,' the company quickly established itself in the production of bicycle components. It achieved numerous professional successes, such as Francesco Moser's hour record in 1984, Carlos Sastre's Tour de France victory in 2008, and Ryder Hesjedal's Giro d'Italia win in 2012, after the advent of carbon. Since 2016, 3T has started producing frames and complete bikes, establishing itself especially in the gravel segment, where it was a pioneer with 'Exploro': an aero frame designed also for off-road riding. On the occasion of its 60th anniversary in 2021, 3T launched the first frame produced by its factory in Presezzo: the 'Racemax Italia.' Today, 3T is focused on bringing as much of its production as possible back to Italy, to Bergamo.