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Old 06-05-09, 12:04 AM
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Marinoni pista pricing

Hey, does anyone know what the price is currently at for a new marinoni pista frame? also, does it come with a fork? Thanks
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Maybe try using google next time?

But its like 600 usd for the frame and fork
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yeah, I saw that. I guess I was more curious to find out if i still get to choose my own paint if i find it some place online
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Why don't you just contact Marinoni? They'll give you much better info than anyone here can.
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Originally Posted by Ziemas
Why don't you just contact Marinoni? They'll give you much better info than anyone here can.
That makes too much sense.
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with cervelo and marinoni, my first guess wouldnt have been canadian!
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the steel fork on the '09 pista can only be described as fugly. seriously. do yourself a favour and buy the frame and a separate fork.
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with cervelo and marinoni, my first guess wouldnt have been canadian!
With Mercier most people's first guess wouldn't be a mail order warehouse in the states either, but it is what it is.

Both are respected builders that have always been located up here at any rate.
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Originally Posted by adriano
with cervelo and marinoni, my first guess wouldnt have been canadian!
That does often confound people, but Canada has a rich cycling history - especially Quebec, where I believe both companies reside. A handful of our Walmart brand bikes used to be high end manufacturers, too.
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there is a pista in a local shop up here with full miche + pistard wheelset. so sexy.
the fork does kinda suck tho.
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
the steel fork on the '09 pista can only be described as fugly. seriously. do yourself a favour and buy the frame and a separate fork.
That isn't the Pista, but the Strada. The Pista & Pista Crono still have CF forks.

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That does often confound people, but Canada has a rich cycling history - especially Quebec, where I believe both companies reside. A handful of our Walmart brand bikes used to be high end manufacturers, too.
Cervelo is based out of Toronto. Marinoni is just outside of Montreal. We also have Guru, which is a high-end manufacturer.
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There are even more custom builders in and around the area. Guelph has two builders that will do track bikes, Winterborne and True North.
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Steelwool is up here too and their frames are incredibly nice.
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Originally Posted by jhaber
There are even more custom builders in and around the area. Guelph has two builders that will do track bikes, Winterborne and True North.
YES! So many beautiful True North frames at P2A.
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