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Old 08-26-09, 11:23 AM
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My New Tommasini CX Bike

I cannot wait to get it all dirty - I know, I know white is not ideal for CX but hey it looks really nice for a little while



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Old 08-26-09, 11:50 AM
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That is one gorgeous bike!!!!! Nice to know that they make a cross bike.

I see that it has the Campagnolo V-brake with the integrated shifters. I always wondered if this worked together, now I know......
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Thanks - actually several of our frame models are available in CX geometry - you just have to ask. - I'll let you know how it rides once I've had some time on it. Can't wait!!!
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She is sexy!
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Is the OP also the builder?
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Sweet! Those wheels are bombproof. I had a set once and was quite surprised how tough they were for the price.
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I've just gotta say, that is one pricey steel 'cross bike. Don't get me wrong, I drool over the beauty of the Tommasini frames, but I don't know if I could bring myself to take it out on a CX course.
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build list?
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Old 08-26-09, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Saddle Up
Is the OP also the builder?
Yes - I run the family office for our brand - Tommasini. But I did have my buddy Sky at VeloCult make some adjustments for me.
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Old 08-26-09, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy_K
I've just gotta say, that is one pricey steel 'cross bike. Don't get me wrong, I drool over the beauty of the Tommasini frames, but I don't know if I could bring myself to take it out on a CX course.
Well since I only ride our brand (Tommasini) I did not want to beat up one of our really expensive ones like the velocista.
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I've seen ads in magazines that seemed to put tommasini's US headquarters in the valley somewhere, at a particular bike shop I think. Is that correct? If so, where? Cuz I'd like to go drool over some bikes some day.

-also- are you going to race this season? https://www.socalcross.org/
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I've seen ads in magazines that seemed to put tommasini's US headquarters in the valley somewhere, at a particular bike shop I think. Is that correct? If so, where? Cuz I'd like to go drool over some bikes some day.

-also- are you going to race this season? https://www.socalcross.org/
Our US headquarters are in San Diego and we have a private office - not open to the public. But we do have dealers across the US and they typically have frames in stock but most frames are made to order.
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-also- are you going to race this season? https://www.socalcross.org/
yeah - it's a new sport for me so I'm really looking forward to learning and having some fun. I have already contacted Dot at socalcross about clinics in San Diego - hope to hear back soon!
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Originally Posted by lordconqueror
build list?
coming soon - promise - just trying to get some orders sorted out before end of day.
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Originally Posted by RideTommasini
Our US headquarters are in San Diego and we have a private office - not open to the public. But we do have dealers across the US and they typically have frames in stock but most frames are made to order.
Oh, I was thinking of torelli. They're in the valley apparently. I think they import from taiwan.
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Oh, I was thinking of torelli. They're in the valley apparently. I think they import from taiwan.
yeah - completely different company. We still make everything in our factory in Italy - by hand.
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Sweet! Those wheels are bombproof. I had a set once and was quite surprised how tough they were for the price.
What tires were you running? I know I will need to get some knobbier ones for muddy conditions. These will work for drier trails and using the bike for commuting - but please send suggestions on tires if you have them.
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E non dimenticare i pedali....CrankBrothers sono i migliori.
Ciao e divertiti
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E non dimenticare i pedali....CrankBrothers sono i migliori.
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