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Need help IDing a bike. Probably a shot in a bucket but worth a shot.

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Old 06-25-11, 12:07 AM
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Need help IDing a bike. Probably a shot in a bucket but worth a shot.

My friend's kid recently picked up this bike on craigslist and he asked me whether I knew the model of it or not. I have no clue as the bike, more specifically the fork and threaded headset is a wildcard among the likes of online build to order brands like republic (which it reaks of IMO complete with velo saddle, lack of decals, and genericness all around).... and yes the seller who sold it to my friend listed it as generic and was priced it that way.

I was hoping you can help him out to see what his kid dragged in by putting in your guesses (no name brands here; looking for little guys). Anything helps. He expresses his gratitude.
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^Yeah.

Crosslakes? Usually my go-to for "this bike has no branding of any kind".
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Old 06-25-11, 12:37 PM
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I epic phail; here's a picture of said bike. Please excuse the quality, I forwarded it from my mobileme from my friend who uses a iphone 3gs....

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It's a Tommaso Augusa 'Old School':

https://www.amazon.com/Tommaso-August.../dp/B002ATRQQK

Retail is around $400.

The fork is weird but it's a decent bike compared to a lot of generic stuff out there and the wheels have been upgraded.

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I kinda like it, in all it's genericness, tell him to ride the **** out of it.
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Thanks guys!

Originally Posted by vw addict
I kinda like it, in all it's genericness, tell him to ride the **** out of it.
Definitely will do.
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