Tommasini Superprestige (updated spec)

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  • PhilPub
    PhilPub Posts: 229
    Very very nice. FWIW I'll be working on a vintage steel frame build when I've got the funds together. It won't be period-correct but will have gum wall tyres, and I'm probably going with Challenge Forte open tubulars. Very reasonable price, hand made, and the nearest thing to make it look like you're using old school racing tubs.. without the hassle of tubs.

    http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/TYCHFOR/challenge_forte_open_tubular_tyre
  • mr_goo
    mr_goo Posts: 3,770
    Bello
    Always be yourself, unless you can be Aaron Rodgers....Then always be Aaron Rodgers.
  • super_prestige
    super_prestige Posts: 300
    New pics soon of new spec
    Building:
    S-Works Venge, Ultegra DI2, Carbon Clinchers
    Race:
    Moda Stretto, Force Groupset, American Classic Carbon 58`s

    Winter:
    Whyte Suffolk, Hydro Disks

    Retro:
    Tommasini Super Prestige Full Campagnolo C/W Delta`s
  • super_prestige
    super_prestige Posts: 300
    Decided to change it back to the original spec, just as it rolled out of the shop, back in 1990.

    B6836731-BC5F-4A68-923D-879A77A956FF-5464-000007107DC80440.jpg
    Building:
    S-Works Venge, Ultegra DI2, Carbon Clinchers
    Race:
    Moda Stretto, Force Groupset, American Classic Carbon 58`s

    Winter:
    Whyte Suffolk, Hydro Disks

    Retro:
    Tommasini Super Prestige Full Campagnolo C/W Delta`s
  • super_prestige
    super_prestige Posts: 300
    Updated spec
    Building:
    S-Works Venge, Ultegra DI2, Carbon Clinchers
    Race:
    Moda Stretto, Force Groupset, American Classic Carbon 58`s

    Winter:
    Whyte Suffolk, Hydro Disks

    Retro:
    Tommasini Super Prestige Full Campagnolo C/W Delta`s
  • kirkee
    kirkee Posts: 369
    Lurvly bike.
    Theres attention to detail and quality here that you dont seem to get on frames nowadays. I bet the rides great. I think the older frames still take some beating.
    Caveat - I buy and ride cheap, however, I reserve the right to advise on expensive kit that I have never actually used and possibly never will
  • Yossie
    Yossie Posts: 2,600
    I'm really sorry to say it but that's freakin' lovely. Stunning. Chapeau.

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