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Suspect Tommasini on eBay
Is this an actual Tommasini?
Not looking to buy, just came across and it didn't look right. No model name Never seen a seat clap area like that on a Tommasini. Welds look terrible. No signature "T" engraving anywhere. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/TOMMASINI-Vi...MAAOSw9CtdJ2~O |
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I agree that it looks suspect. Even giving credit for a no name after market fork I would still expect branded rear dropouts (usually Tommasini for vertical in the 90âs) and some identifying mark like a âTâ cutout on the BB shell.
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There are models available to the European market that differ from what is exported to U.S. This appears to be a lower end frame given the poor welds. Tommasini does offer bell shaped stays similar to these on some of their frames. The lack of a T in the seat stay cap is of concern as they usually have that. But, I wouldn't rule it out from being a Tommasini, just not one that appeals to most on this forum.
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That decal pattern was from around 1999-2000.
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MTB and not road maybe? OLD MTB used to look like that... im crazy!
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I don't recall ever seeing a MTB with a regular rear brake and downtube shifter bosses.
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