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Old 03-18-12 | 10:08 PM
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1996 EL-OS Tecno

proper mix of campy (2x10)



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Old 03-18-12 | 10:20 PM
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My 1994 Sintesi

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Old 03-18-12 | 11:12 PM
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Late 80's(?) Super Prestige. All C-Record. I'll edit with some better pics if we ever see the sun again...



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Old 03-18-12 | 11:47 PM
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Of course my New (vintage) pink stallion! I went on a 14 mile ride after work on my "Rosita" today! I fell in love with the spectacular ride. One word "Italian"!



My favorite pic so far!

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Of course my New (vintage) pink stallion! I went on a 14 mile ride after work on my "Rosita" today! I fell in love with the spectacular ride. One word "Italian"!



My favorite pic so far!

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WOW... amazing bicycle there. I will have one someday as well. They were always one of my favorites.
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Old 03-19-12 | 07:19 PM
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1996 Tecno

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Perfect bicycle you have there young man.

Makes me want to strip the DA and start over again on mine, but way too many irons in the fire at the moment.

It will just have to do.
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Old 03-19-12 | 07:31 PM
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Perfect bicycle you have there young man.

Makes me want to strip the DA and start over again on mine, but way too many irons in the fire at the moment.

It will just have to do.
thanks! from you that mean a lot. (wait till i finally get around to lacing up the new wheels)

i know you have 10spd campy bits hidden all over the place. give me a swing at it over easter. i can probably get her straightened out without leaving your property.
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Andy/Go, beautiful bikes! I love the chrome, but the bikes as a whole are incredibly pretty!

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Old 03-19-12 | 07:44 PM
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thanks! from you that mean a lot. (wait till i finally get around to lacing up the new wheels)

i know you have 10spd campy bits hidden all over the place. give me a swing at it over easter. i can probably get her straightened out without leaving your property.
Highly tempting if I don't sell her first.

Although, another way to think of it is you'll always have a decent bike to ride in the Twin Cities w/o having to drag one along when you visit.
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WOW... amazing bicycle there. I will have one someday as well. They were always one of my favorites.

Ze, thank you, and I know that you will have one very soon! I seriously began to desire and dream about one a few months ago, and mine became available in my own back yard! Never under estimate the law of attraction!
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Yours is on a special level like the other beauties posted by TGB and Andy.

Saw one just like yours though in Verona two summers ago.

Might even have a pic somewhere here. I'll take a look after the kids go to bed.

That pink in person is amazing!
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WOW... amazing bicycle there. I will have one someday as well. They were always one of my favorites.
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Highly tempting if I don't sell her first.
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Old 03-27-12 | 04:10 PM
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Bikes: Tommasini Tecno EL OS, Pinarello Banesto Team Bike Oria ML45, Stephen Roche Cork EL OS Bio-Racer, Le Monde Chambery, Grandis Campione del Monde, Grandis Superleggera, Joe Waugh 753, Rourke MODUCEL 753

Take a 1996 NOS Tecno Frame and add some of the best components around.........

Tecno Columbus EL OS frame

Centaur 2010 Carbon Groupset, before Campy realised that it was TOOO GOOOD and dumbed it down for 2011

Campy Eurus G3 Wheels

PMP titanium seatpost and PMP titanium skewers

Look Titanium stem

Deda spectrum carbon 26mm handlebars

Selle SLK (no gel thank you) saddle

= 18lbs steel magic carpet riding joy
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Old 03-27-12 | 04:44 PM
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Tecno Columbus EL OS frame

Centaur 2010 Carbon Groupset, before Campy realised that it was TOOO GOOOD and dumbed it down for 2011

Campy Eurus G3 Wheels

PMP titanium seatpost and PMP titanium skewers

Look Titanium stem

Deda spectrum carbon 26mm handlebars

Selle SLK (no gel thank you) saddle

= 18lbs steel magic carpet riding joy

You are knocking me out with an EL-OS Tommasini Tecno.

Gorgeous.

Very well though out build, no doubt.

What tires are those if I may ask?
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Pretty sure those are Schwalbe Stelvio's

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Old 03-27-12 | 05:53 PM
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Pretty sure those are Schwalbe Stelvio's

Thanks.

Good golly, I can't go anywhere w/o my readers.

Fwiw It certainly looks like I have the ragamuffin of this bunch of hot rods.
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Old 03-27-12 | 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Fourthgrace
Tecno Columbus EL OS frame

Centaur 2010 Carbon Groupset, before Campy realised that it was TOOO GOOOD and dumbed it down for 2011

Campy Eurus G3 Wheels

PMP titanium seatpost and PMP titanium skewers

Look Titanium stem

Deda spectrum carbon 26mm handlebars

Selle SLK (no gel thank you) saddle

= 18lbs steel magic carpet riding joy
wow, our bikes have a lot in common:
-1996 EL-OS Tecno
-up rated fork (not "air" fork
-2010 centaur RD
-slk saddle (no gel)
-eurus G3 wheelset (not pictured)
-deda ergo bend bars
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Old 03-28-12 | 12:52 PM
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Did you guys see this? Sadly, quickly moving out of my budget or lack of



https://www.ebay.com/itm/220986830219...9#ht_980wt_934
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Old 03-28-12 | 01:26 PM
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Hi , Nice top but unfortunately too small for me (and not the easiest of prices to swallow!)

Ref the Tommasini Tecno- the skewers are correct, they are just very curved.

The tyres are Stelvios-but since I took the pics I've changed over to Fortezza Tricomps which are also very good (the stelvios passing over to a Bioracer Stephen Roche EL OS framed bike I also own). For me, Irio Tommasini is the best steel frame maker.Interesting that thirdgenbird and myself took similar approaches-hope you enjoy riding yours as much as I do mine!
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Old 03-28-12 | 01:38 PM
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I really wish that I could join this party - I'm enjoying watching from the door.

BTW - Mutleyone OWNS this lounge.
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Old 03-28-12 | 04:54 PM
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I really wish that I could join this party - I'm enjoying watching from the door.

BTW - Mutleyone OWNS this lounge.
Not for everyone though Aaron.

MAX is fantastic, but doesn't necessarily trump EL-OS for me.

It certainly does trump my humble SLX Sintesi though.

Mine makes a heck of a loaner bike though, and may be one of the nicer rain bikes around.
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Old 03-28-12 | 07:50 PM
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Did you guys see this? Sadly, quickly moving out of my budget or lack of



https://www.ebay.com/itm/220986830219...9#ht_980wt_934
my dad has the same jersey. when he gave me the frame he said he wanted to hang onto it a bit. i think his is a size or two larger and probably too large for me.
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