Rebuild has started on my Tommasini

[Daddy-Cool]

Dont see any reason why you cant make your own up.
I just wanted every thing to be Campagnolo where possible plus i think that the Campag cables run a lot smoother.

 

[novekili]

Sorry for the long time replying. Actually I posted very much with tongue in cheek! I wish I could find one in a bin!! You lucky person.

If one turned up at a very competitive price I suppose I could be interested? (but how would I get it from Italy?)

Getting a bike from Italy? Dunno, I've never tried.... It shouldn't be very expensive. Lucky me? Nope! It wasn't my size so I gave it to a friend of mine. BTW it turned out to be a Sintesi model, which is - even if not bad - a lower end model (still handmade here in Tommasini's factory, tho). I haven't got much time for going around (the Tommasini shop is very expensive, but LBS's sell used lugged Tommys for cheap), but if I find something I'll PM you, be sure...

 

[Stick Legs]

What an Italian bike should be!

 

[Daddy-Cool]

Now for Sale!

 

[Old Ned]

So - how much?

 

[lelobysfoot]

for sale?

Where, when and how much - we all want to see if we can afford it. Or fit it !

 

[richardf]

sell it? surely that's one to keep? Why are you selling?

 

[Daddy-Cool]

Its going on Ebay tomorrow looking for aroud £500

I dont really wont to sell it but a i have been restoring a Series 1 RS turbo for the past 3 years i need the cash to help pay for the paint work.

But its not all bad as i still have a Tommasini Diamonte and a Colnago master Pui to buil up when the Rs is finished.

 

[D4ddy Cool]

I never sold this , just added a few more period parts.
Pics are here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=66073