Cyclist recently visited Pinarello's headquarters in Villorba, Italy, and just as the tour was drawing to a close the slick-backed custodian of the Italian marque leaned in and whispered conspiratorially for us to 'come and have a look upstairs'.
There, hidden away behind a jungle of boxes, was one of the richest bicycling histories we've ever seen, neatly racked top-and-tail in a beguiling array of Pinarello-badged glory; everything from Miguel Indurain's UCI befuddling time trial machine to Fausto Pinarello's father's original steel steed.
Fausto says he's thinking of putting all the bikes in a museum at some point, but until then, here's a whistle-stop tour by the man himself.
As you'll see in the video and hear from Fauto's commentary, this is a unique collection and personal to the man himself but bikes like this can be appreicated by any discerning cyclist.
If they do end up in a museum, we'll be front of the queue to have another look.