The Prototipo is the wheel that built MOMO’s name. Introduced in the early years of the company’s history, the three-spoke layout with the central MOMO logo has remained essentially unchanged because the design works: equal spokes at 10, 6 and 2 o’clock give a predictable grip around the entire rim, and the dish brings the wheel toward the driver without needing a spacer hub. This listing is for the 350 mm diameter version, the middle of the three Prototipo sizes.
Black leather with white stitching covers the grip; spoke finish is selectable from the variations, with both anodised black and brushed silver available. The dish measures 37 mm. The grip section is 30 mm wide and 29 mm tall, a near-circular cross section that suits both bare hands and driving gloves.
The fixing is six-bolt, 70 mm PCD, compatible with any MOMO, Sparco, OMP or Sabelt boss kit. The standard MOMO fixing screws (MOMM12941111111) suit this wheel with a regular boss kit; the spacer screws (MOMM12941111112) are needed only if a 15 mm hub spacer is in the installation.
The Prototipo 350 mm sits in the middle of the range. The 320 mm version suits tighter cockpits where a shorter reach is needed; the 370 mm version (VPRO370) suits larger vehicles or drivers who prefer more leverage. The Prototipo Heritage version offers the same dimensions with deliberately aged distressed leather. The Black Edition (VPROBLKED350R) is the all-black premium execution with laser-etched spokes.
The Prototipo is at its best in the modified road car it was designed for: a classic or retro vehicle where a period-correct Italian wheel fits the character of the interior, or a light track car where clear sightlines to the dash matter more than the features of a heavier sports wheel.








