Tommasini Tecno
05-18-15, 06:16 PM
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Tommasini Tecno
I just got a Tommasini Tecno. It is circa 96. It has full tri color 8 speed Shimano 600/ Ultegra with Campy rims. The STI were beyond repair, but I replaced with some down tube shifters. It is Colombus steel and roughly 61 CM (my size) I'll post pics eventually, but what would this go for in metro DC area? I got it for a song. It does have a few minor cosmetic issues with the paint, but is otherwise a solid 8/10. Any ideas?
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I just got a Tommasini Tecno. It is circa 96. It has full tri color 8 speed Shimano 600/ Ultegra with Campy rims. The STI were beyond repair, but I replaced with some down tube shifters. It is Colombus steel and roughly 61 CM (my size) I'll post pics eventually, but what would this go for in metro DC area? I got it for a song. It does have a few minor cosmetic issues with the paint, but is otherwise a solid 8/10. Any ideas?
05-19-15, 09:29 AM
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I've got them, and I was reading about that guy. The rear is partially disassembled (unsure if I can actually reassemble) but the the front is fine. That being said I actually think I want to stay old school with this build. Maybe I'll just sell them to him.
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Here is one bad pic. As you can see it came with the very narrow handlebars popular during that time. My new bars should be waiting for me when I get home and I'll put it together.
05-19-15, 09:38 AM
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Unfortunately the fork is MIA. Considering I paid about 1/4 of that price, I'm pretty stoked. Hand made Italian steel was on my bucket list.
05-19-15, 09:59 AM
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This guy is selling a nice looking Tecno with two Tommasini forks, one an uncut unthreaded one that would likely fit your bike.
Tommasini Tecno - Italian Lugged Steel - Chris King - Best Offer
Tommasini Tecno - Italian Lugged Steel - Chris King - Best Offer
05-19-15, 10:23 AM
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Nice. The chrome on his is gorgeous.
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