Tommaso Tiempo Road Bike

The Tiempo is one of the best selling Tommaso bikes. Check out the reviews on Giantnerd and on the tommaso facebook fan page. For the price you wont be disappointed its a great bike.

Added 11.08.10

Thoughts and Prayers for GN staff Boulder residents

Thanks for your kind words! Most importantly everyone is safe.

Added 09.08.10

Immediate things I noticed.

Thanks for the feedback Nerds. We are listening

Added 07.29.10

Mad.... one.....

Tommaso Bikes are sturdy, well made, excellent road bikes

Added 07.09.10

What is everyone riding?

The V10 sweet bike!

Added 02.22.10

Mad.... one.....

AS long as it stays sunny you can still cycle in the cold weather...so they say. 60 degrees sounds real nice as does that Trek Madone.

Added 02.18.10

Have you sold many of these bikes?    Its Tommaso's new flagship model for 2012/2013. All of the frames for the carbon are the same and have had countless positive reviews and ironman tested etc. You only need to look at the spec and the pricepoint. I say this without any hesitation: This is 100% the best bike on the planet both design wise and spec wise for the money period.

Posted 06.28.12

Why Same Price As Previous Model With Lower Grade Components?   Also the frame (not just the graphics) have been completely redesigned and much better than previous models.

Posted 05.11.12

Can I get a larger Crank size on the Xbike?   54cm are all sold out

Posted 05.11.11

"Women's Fit"    Tommaso bikes are unisex and will work great for women. IN fact women make up a large % of Tommaso Bike purchases. Hope this helps!

Posted 05.08.11

Would you recommend this bike for a 15 year old?   test

Posted 04.07.11

Pro-build   Hey David. Yes, you still need the pro build. Since this is a demo everything needs to be re-checked and re-tumed. Great bike you will enjoy it!

Posted 04.02.11

Color   All the BAMF bikes are black (like the guys at BAMF are going to fight over color pallets) and come with minimal decal and a killer 4 color (gold, white, purple and blue) sticker kit for you to create the look you want. Put the stickers on the bike, a cop car or your friend’s back.

Posted 03.04.11

Size of 2010 GT carbon force expert   Great question. We do not have and smalls in the 2010 version but we do in the 2009 version which i would highly recommend you take advantage of. http://www.giantnerd.com/2009-gt-force-carbon-mountain-bike-cross-country.html

Posted 02.20.11

Tire Size   The Marauder comes with massive 2.5 inch tires.

Posted 11.05.10

Sixth Sense vs. Aereo Pro   The Aereo Pro and the Sixth Sense Are the same bike. Same frame, same parts, same everything. The only difference are the name and decal colors.

Posted 10.23.10

Tommaso Mondial for First Road Bike?   The mondial is the perfect choice and you like thousands of other Tommaso owners will be extremely pleased with the quality and value. Its a great bike that you will not need to upgrade for years and years if ever. Tommaso Bikes has a strong Italian heritage and are designed in Boulder, Colorado, the Mecca of US cycling. Like most bike brands from across the world, Tommaso's are manufactured overseas in Asia, Taiwan and China to be exact. They are made in the same factories as big bike brands that you are familiar with. The big difference between a Tommaso and larger bike brands is that Tommaso has a business model that allows for direct to consumer pricing and doesn’t expect their customers to pay for pro team tour buses or contracts. Larger brands have huge marketing and sponsorship contracts to pay and sell their bikes to shops who then inflate the price for a profit. You can't beat the quality and overall value of a Tommaso Bicycle. Tommaso has a strong fan page following on Facebook with thousands of satisfied and active fans http://www.facebook.com/Tommasobikes and are covered by a lifetime warranty http://www.tommasobikes.com/warranty_full.html. Let us know if we can answer any additional questions.

Posted 09.25.10

Tommaso Tiempo Road Bike (Beginner)    Only silver at this time

Posted 09.24.10

Tommaso Velocita SRAM Force Road Bike (Intermediate)   yes the 56cm is the way to go!

Posted 09.24.10

Thoughts?   From BAMF Facebook Page by Trevor Johnson: Picked up the Grappler and it is an amazing ride, outperforms the 29ers I tested out in my search. I may look to upgrade components overtime but at this time everything is responsive and a joy to ride. The highlights are the ease of rolling over rough terrain and riding right through sand as if it were packed gravel. (http://www.facebook.com/BAMFBIKES?v=app_6261817190&ref=ts)

Posted 09.07.10

price   David, we can always raise the price How about 499? That seems fair :) See reviews above and on the tommaso facebook page. Giantnerd gives you 365 returns, loyalty program and service Powered by Love!

Posted 08.20.10

In stock   As soon as we have an estimated date we will put them on backorder and you will be able to reserve yours. As of this time we are waiting on word from BAMF on when our next shipment will arrive.

Posted 07.29.10

True to size   Do these fit true to size?

Posted 12.29.10

How does this fit?   Is this a slim fit?

Posted 11.05.10

Members   Any other members using these shoes? They are one of my favorite Mountain Bike Shoe

Posted 09.15.10

Sizing   The sizing chart is located next to the item dropdown

Posted 01.29.10

Amazing Bike

Peng, this is the road bike i ride and i can choose any bike in the world :). If you want to get the weight into the 15 lbs all you need to do is get lighter handlebar, stem, seatpost. While the Tommaso version looks beautiful you will save a lot of weight by making this sftermarket change. So no, in answer to you questions the weight isnt coming from the frame. All of the extra weight is in these parts. I happen to be ok with my stock version and see no reason to go lighter than the 16.8 mine weighs in at. But its personal preference. If you want sub 16 simply upgrade those parts. wont cost you much at all to get a 15lb bike that will compare to a 5,000 - 10,000 bike from competition.

Posted 07.14.12

great cap

one of the best caps for long tri swims

Posted 12.28.10

Diavolo Featured in Velo News

The Full Carbon Tommaso Cyclocross Bike was featured in Velo News http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=7158333&fbid=477066040109&id=105982930109

Posted 09.28.10

TAKA Review from mtnbikeriders.com http://bit.ly/adD1Wx

Editorial by RL Policar: “One of the best things about MtnBikeRiders.com is the ability to test all sorts of great products. But with the influx of product reviews our staff are working on, we requested the help of Team Rider, Art Aguilar to test out the new Airborne Taka DH Bike. Read his review below.” This is my first test for Mtnbikeriders.com ,and when RL asked me to do this test I was like ”wow cool” , and as one of their newest team riders I wasn’t just racing for them, but asked to evaluate a new product for the masses, now where do I start, pick the bike apart, play with the suspension, or just ride it. Yeah JUST RIDE IT! Well the call came in, RL posted it on the site and I laid my eyes on it for the first time and thought “Wow it looks cool for a single pivot bike” , now I’ve had my experience with single pivot bike in the past as a matter of fact my first dh bike was single pivot and let me tell you I didn’t ride that bike it rode me and in rough stuff I had to hold on for dear life, so was this what I was to expect, now on to the test and see what it has to offer. We met up at the secret testing grounds on a beautiful so-cal day and when I saw the bike for the first time it looked better in real life, the Airborne Taka had no flashy look to it like most DH bikes out there, and as a matter of fact it was very low key. A desert tan with subdued graphics, I liked it, hell give me this thing let me dawn my desert bdu’s put my M-4 on my back and go do some DH in Afghanistan. OK before the first ride down I didn’t expect much, I set up the cockpit for me, and the suspension. I know it would have to be dialed in and it did, but that first ride I hit a few jumps and aside from the fork topping out it flew in the air well, I stopped played with the rebound on the front and rear, played with the preload and was off. A few more runs and I felt right at home jumping the Taka. Well it was a short day and I was impressed with this short ride on it, but what will happen when I really push it at race speed and on rough rock sections, or big chopped out brake bumps, will see? WHAT’S IN A NAME Taka what does it mean? To me it sounds Japanese, so I looked it up and found that Taka means falcon, no wonder it has such great balance in the air. Ha, ha, I always love what a marketing department could come up with and as they say it’s all in the name. ONE HECK OF A SPEC’ED OUT BIKE The first thing I noticed was what this bike came with, again “WOW”, Marzocchi 888 RV fork , Marzocchi ROCO R coil over rear shock, SRAM drivetrain , FSA Moto x cranks, E-13 LG-1 guide, Avid juicy three brakes with 8” rotors, WTB Laserdisc DH wheel set, Kore Torsion bars and Kore B18 stem, WTB saddle, and rounding it up with some great grippers Maxxis Minion dh tires. Wow that’s a lot of good stuff I tell you. MORE RIDING, HITTING THE ROUGH STUFF My next test rides were at two well known famous trail in socal, one known as T*****x and the once well known downhill capital of the world Big Bear CA. T*****x is a great dh trail for testing suspension and handling, it has a mix of fast straight a ways, rock drops, and fast berm turns. The Taka handled all mix of terrain quite well; the Maxxis Minion 2.5 dh tires never let you down and hook up on just about any terrain. Hitting the high speed rough straights the suspension worked great keeping you on track, but once I hit the super rough rocky areas and choppy braking bumps I did experience the rear end become less active under braking, but not like anything I was use to on the older single pivot bikes I owned in the past, it was still active a little and kept me in line to concentrate on the trail ahead. “WOW” new shock technology really works. Cornering on the Taka was effortless I felt super comfortable on it at speed through the turns, point and go, even jumping was great on this bike, it felt light in the air and very controllable. Running the trails in Big Bear are just as fast, but a little longer and the Airborne Taka shined there to. The stiff frame, DH geometry, and the suspension with a great cockpit layout make this bike a blast to ride. VALUE Now this is the best part, the “PRICE”! At Giant Nerd they are selling the Airborne Taka for; now get this, “$1300.00 green back”!! I have never in my life seen a DH bike spec’d out like this for this price. This make it one of the best buy’s you can ever put your hands on, and it makes downhill affordable for beginners and sport racers as well as the weekend warrior. OVERALL I find very little to fault on the Airborne Taka. Its well spec’d out for the price, has excellent handling, and would make the perfect beginner, sport racer weapon for the downhiller on a budget. The best part about a bike like this with its solid frame is you upgrade to top of the line forks and shock and you would have an even better handling bike to eat up all the bumps. The Airborne Taka truly is its name sake and its flies high to me with its parts package, handling, cockpit lay out, and the best part. “THE PRICE”!

Posted 09.15.10

Superleggera Featured with positive review in Velo News

The Tommaso Superlegerra was featured on Velonews.com one of the most well respected bicycle news publications in the industry. The carbon frame on the superleggera is the same carbon frame used on the rest of the Tommaso carbon lineup Read the article here: http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/01/bikes-tech/tech-brief-–-tommaso-gets-tuned-up-for-2010_102643

Posted 05.26.10

One of my all time favorites

I have a number of Tommaso Bikes and this is one of my all time favorites. Great value for an aluminum frame equipped with SRAM

Posted 02.04.10

Airborne

Started Topic What Airborne Bike do you Own?

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Customer Feedback

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Topic Started 02.12.10

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Love to our members

Posted 04.06.12

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Much Love to our members!

Posted 02.15.12

Randall Weidberg

Power the New Year with Love!

Posted 01.11.12

Randall Weidberg

Much Love to All Our Members. Happy Holidays!

Posted 12.29.11

Randall Weidberg

Members thanks for all the Love!

Posted 12.11.11

Randall Weidberg

Happy Holidays. Much love to our members and the smart working Nerd Herd!

Posted 11.26.11

Randall Weidberg

Loving the cold weather. Cant wait to go skiing.

Posted 11.08.11

Randall Weidberg

Power it with Love!

Posted 10.04.11

Randall Weidberg

Be Passionate and Determined!

Posted 09.12.11

Randall Weidberg

The Nerd Herd Rocks!!!!

Posted 09.04.11

Randall Weidberg

Amazing Day at the Giantnerd HQ's Powered by Love!

Posted 08.23.11

Randall Weidberg

Giantnerd Core Value #4 Open, Honest, Communication Is Vital

Posted 08.12.11

Randall Weidberg

Getting it done today Powered by Love!

Posted 08.09.11

Randall Weidberg

The Nerd Herd is representing at the Summer Outdoor Retailer Show in Salt Lake City.

Posted 08.04.11

Randall Weidberg

Powered by Love!

Posted 07.31.11

Randall Weidberg

Show off your nerdiness to your friends with the smartest T's around. Giantnerd T's have arrived :) http://bit.ly/nrxqrK

Posted 07.29.11

Randall Weidberg

Members, thanks again for making Giantnerd the webs best outdoor social shopping community.

Posted 07.26.11

Randall Weidberg

Giantnerd Core Value #3. Positivity Is Our Lifeblood

Posted 07.20.11

Randall Weidberg

Watching the Tour De France

Posted 07.15.11

Randall Weidberg

Powered by Love!

Posted 07.11.11

Amazing Bike

Peng, this is the road bike i ride and i can choose any bike in the world :). If you want to get the weight into the 15 lbs all you need to do is get lighter handlebar, stem, seatpost. While the Tommaso version looks beautiful you will save a lot of weight by making this sftermarket change. So no, in answer to you questions the weight isnt coming from the frame. All of the extra weight is in these parts. I happen to be ok with my stock version and see no reason to go lighter than the 16.8 mine weighs in at. But its personal preference. If you want sub 16 simply upgrade those parts. wont cost you much at all to get a 15lb bike that will compare to a 5,000 - 10,000 bike from competition.

Posted 07.14.12

Have you sold many of these bikes?    Its Tommaso's new flagship model for 2012/2013. All of the frames for the carbon are the same and have had countless positive reviews and ironman tested etc. You only need to look at the spec and the pricepoint. I say this without any hesitation: This is 100% the best bike on the planet both design wise and spec wise for the money period.

Posted 06.28.12

Why Same Price As Previous Model With Lower Grade Components?   Also the frame (not just the graphics) have been completely redesigned and much better than previous models.

Posted 05.11.12

Randall Weidberg

Love to our members

Posted 04.06.12

Randall Weidberg

Much Love to our members!

Posted 02.15.12

Randall Weidberg

Power the New Year with Love!

Posted 01.11.12

Randall Weidberg

Much Love to All Our Members. Happy Holidays!

Posted 12.29.11

Randall Weidberg

Members thanks for all the Love!

Posted 12.11.11

Randall Weidberg

Happy Holidays. Much love to our members and the smart working Nerd Herd!

Posted 11.26.11

Randall Weidberg

Loving the cold weather. Cant wait to go skiing.

Posted 11.08.11

Randall Weidberg

Power it with Love!

Posted 10.04.11

Randall Weidberg

Be Passionate and Determined!

Posted 09.12.11

Randall Weidberg

The Nerd Herd Rocks!!!!

Posted 09.04.11

Randall Weidberg

Amazing Day at the Giantnerd HQ's Powered by Love!

Posted 08.23.11

Randall Weidberg

Giantnerd Core Value #4 Open, Honest, Communication Is Vital

Posted 08.12.11

Randall Weidberg

Getting it done today Powered by Love!

Posted 08.09.11

Randall Weidberg

The Nerd Herd is representing at the Summer Outdoor Retailer Show in Salt Lake City.

Posted 08.04.11

Randall Weidberg

Powered by Love!

Posted 07.31.11

Randall Weidberg

Show off your nerdiness to your friends with the smartest T's around. Giantnerd T's have arrived :) http://bit.ly/nrxqrK

Posted 07.29.11

Randall Weidberg

Members, thanks again for making Giantnerd the webs best outdoor social shopping community.

Posted 07.26.11

Randall Weidberg

Giantnerd Core Value #3. Positivity Is Our Lifeblood

Posted 07.20.11

Randall Weidberg

Watching the Tour De France

Posted 07.15.11

Randall Weidberg

Powered by Love!

Posted 07.11.11

Can I get a larger Crank size on the Xbike?   54cm are all sold out

Posted 05.11.11

"Women's Fit"    Tommaso bikes are unisex and will work great for women. IN fact women make up a large % of Tommaso Bike purchases. Hope this helps!

Posted 05.08.11

Would you recommend this bike for a 15 year old?   test

Posted 04.07.11

Pro-build   Hey David. Yes, you still need the pro build. Since this is a demo everything needs to be re-checked and re-tumed. Great bike you will enjoy it!

Posted 04.02.11

Color   All the BAMF bikes are black (like the guys at BAMF are going to fight over color pallets) and come with minimal decal and a killer 4 color (gold, white, purple and blue) sticker kit for you to create the look you want. Put the stickers on the bike, a cop car or your friend’s back.

Posted 03.04.11

Size of 2010 GT carbon force expert   Great question. We do not have and smalls in the 2010 version but we do in the 2009 version which i would highly recommend you take advantage of. http://www.giantnerd.com/2009-gt-force-carbon-mountain-bike-cross-country.html

Posted 02.20.11

True to size   Do these fit true to size?

Posted 12.29.10

great cap

one of the best caps for long tri swims

Posted 12.28.10

Tommaso Tiempo Road Bike

The Tiempo is one of the best selling Tommaso bikes. Check out the reviews on Giantnerd and on the tommaso facebook fan page. For the price you wont be disappointed its a great bike.

Added 11.08.10

How does this fit?   Is this a slim fit?

Posted 11.05.10

Sixth Sense vs. Aereo Pro   The Aereo Pro and the Sixth Sense Are the same bike. Same frame, same parts, same everything. The only difference are the name and decal colors.

Posted 10.23.10

Diavolo Featured in Velo News

The Full Carbon Tommaso Cyclocross Bike was featured in Velo News http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=7158333&fbid=477066040109&id=105982930109

Posted 09.28.10

Tommaso Mondial for First Road Bike?   The mondial is the perfect choice and you like thousands of other Tommaso owners will be extremely pleased with the quality and value. Its a great bike that you will not need to upgrade for years and years if ever. Tommaso Bikes has a strong Italian heritage and are designed in Boulder, Colorado, the Mecca of US cycling. Like most bike brands from across the world, Tommaso's are manufactured overseas in Asia, Taiwan and China to be exact. They are made in the same factories as big bike brands that you are familiar with. The big difference between a Tommaso and larger bike brands is that Tommaso has a business model that allows for direct to consumer pricing and doesn’t expect their customers to pay for pro team tour buses or contracts. Larger brands have huge marketing and sponsorship contracts to pay and sell their bikes to shops who then inflate the price for a profit. You can't beat the quality and overall value of a Tommaso Bicycle. Tommaso has a strong fan page following on Facebook with thousands of satisfied and active fans http://www.facebook.com/Tommasobikes and are covered by a lifetime warranty http://www.tommasobikes.com/warranty_full.html. Let us know if we can answer any additional questions.

Posted 09.25.10

Tommaso Tiempo Road Bike (Beginner)    Only silver at this time

Posted 09.24.10

Tommaso Velocita SRAM Force Road Bike (Intermediate)   yes the 56cm is the way to go!

Posted 09.24.10

TAKA Review from mtnbikeriders.com http://bit.ly/adD1Wx

Editorial by RL Policar: “One of the best things about MtnBikeRiders.com is the ability to test all sorts of great products. But with the influx of product reviews our staff are working on, we requested the help of Team Rider, Art Aguilar to test out the new Airborne Taka DH Bike. Read his review below.” This is my first test for Mtnbikeriders.com ,and when RL asked me to do this test I was like ”wow cool” , and as one of their newest team riders I wasn’t just racing for them, but asked to evaluate a new product for the masses, now where do I start, pick the bike apart, play with the suspension, or just ride it. Yeah JUST RIDE IT! Well the call came in, RL posted it on the site and I laid my eyes on it for the first time and thought “Wow it looks cool for a single pivot bike” , now I’ve had my experience with single pivot bike in the past as a matter of fact my first dh bike was single pivot and let me tell you I didn’t ride that bike it rode me and in rough stuff I had to hold on for dear life, so was this what I was to expect, now on to the test and see what it has to offer. We met up at the secret testing grounds on a beautiful so-cal day and when I saw the bike for the first time it looked better in real life, the Airborne Taka had no flashy look to it like most DH bikes out there, and as a matter of fact it was very low key. A desert tan with subdued graphics, I liked it, hell give me this thing let me dawn my desert bdu’s put my M-4 on my back and go do some DH in Afghanistan. OK before the first ride down I didn’t expect much, I set up the cockpit for me, and the suspension. I know it would have to be dialed in and it did, but that first ride I hit a few jumps and aside from the fork topping out it flew in the air well, I stopped played with the rebound on the front and rear, played with the preload and was off. A few more runs and I felt right at home jumping the Taka. Well it was a short day and I was impressed with this short ride on it, but what will happen when I really push it at race speed and on rough rock sections, or big chopped out brake bumps, will see? WHAT’S IN A NAME Taka what does it mean? To me it sounds Japanese, so I looked it up and found that Taka means falcon, no wonder it has such great balance in the air. Ha, ha, I always love what a marketing department could come up with and as they say it’s all in the name. ONE HECK OF A SPEC’ED OUT BIKE The first thing I noticed was what this bike came with, again “WOW”, Marzocchi 888 RV fork , Marzocchi ROCO R coil over rear shock, SRAM drivetrain , FSA Moto x cranks, E-13 LG-1 guide, Avid juicy three brakes with 8” rotors, WTB Laserdisc DH wheel set, Kore Torsion bars and Kore B18 stem, WTB saddle, and rounding it up with some great grippers Maxxis Minion dh tires. Wow that’s a lot of good stuff I tell you. MORE RIDING, HITTING THE ROUGH STUFF My next test rides were at two well known famous trail in socal, one known as T*****x and the once well known downhill capital of the world Big Bear CA. T*****x is a great dh trail for testing suspension and handling, it has a mix of fast straight a ways, rock drops, and fast berm turns. The Taka handled all mix of terrain quite well; the Maxxis Minion 2.5 dh tires never let you down and hook up on just about any terrain. Hitting the high speed rough straights the suspension worked great keeping you on track, but once I hit the super rough rocky areas and choppy braking bumps I did experience the rear end become less active under braking, but not like anything I was use to on the older single pivot bikes I owned in the past, it was still active a little and kept me in line to concentrate on the trail ahead. “WOW” new shock technology really works. Cornering on the Taka was effortless I felt super comfortable on it at speed through the turns, point and go, even jumping was great on this bike, it felt light in the air and very controllable. Running the trails in Big Bear are just as fast, but a little longer and the Airborne Taka shined there to. The stiff frame, DH geometry, and the suspension with a great cockpit layout make this bike a blast to ride. VALUE Now this is the best part, the “PRICE”! At Giant Nerd they are selling the Airborne Taka for; now get this, “$1300.00 green back”!! I have never in my life seen a DH bike spec’d out like this for this price. This make it one of the best buy’s you can ever put your hands on, and it makes downhill affordable for beginners and sport racers as well as the weekend warrior. OVERALL I find very little to fault on the Airborne Taka. Its well spec’d out for the price, has excellent handling, and would make the perfect beginner, sport racer weapon for the downhiller on a budget. The best part about a bike like this with its solid frame is you upgrade to top of the line forks and shock and you would have an even better handling bike to eat up all the bumps. The Airborne Taka truly is its name sake and its flies high to me with its parts package, handling, cockpit lay out, and the best part. “THE PRICE”!

Posted 09.15.10

Thoughts and Prayers for GN staff Boulder residents

Thanks for your kind words! Most importantly everyone is safe.

Added 09.08.10

Thoughts?   From BAMF Facebook Page by Trevor Johnson: Picked up the Grappler and it is an amazing ride, outperforms the 29ers I tested out in my search. I may look to upgrade components overtime but at this time everything is responsive and a joy to ride. The highlights are the ease of rolling over rough terrain and riding right through sand as if it were packed gravel. (http://www.facebook.com/BAMFBIKES?v=app_6261817190&ref=ts)

Posted 09.07.10

price   David, we can always raise the price How about 499? That seems fair :) See reviews above and on the tommaso facebook page. Giantnerd gives you 365 returns, loyalty program and service Powered by Love!

Posted 08.20.10

Immediate things I noticed.

Thanks for the feedback Nerds. We are listening

Added 07.29.10

WEIGHT   Webwolf, You can click on the specs tab for all the information. Weight: 17.7 lbs (54cm frame without pedals/reflectors)

Posted 07.29.10

Mad.... one.....

Tommaso Bikes are sturdy, well made, excellent road bikes

Added 07.09.10

Superleggera Featured with positive review in Velo News

The Tommaso Superlegerra was featured on Velonews.com one of the most well respected bicycle news publications in the industry. The carbon frame on the superleggera is the same carbon frame used on the rest of the Tommaso carbon lineup Read the article here: http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/01/bikes-tech/tech-brief-–-tommaso-gets-tuned-up-for-2010_102643

Posted 05.26.10

Airborne

Started Topic What Airborne Bike do you Own?

Topic Started 04.19.10

What is everyone riding?

The V10 sweet bike!

Added 02.22.10

Mad.... one.....

AS long as it stays sunny you can still cycle in the cold weather...so they say. 60 degrees sounds real nice as does that Trek Madone.

Added 02.18.10

Customer Feedback

Started Topic What should be improved??

Topic Started 02.12.10

Joined Mountain Bikes

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Sizing   The sizing chart is located next to the item dropdown

Posted 01.29.10

Joined Bikes

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