by Tommaso
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Review & Description
It is our belief that everyone needs to ride a bike. There is a magic moment that takes place once you start pedaling. No matter what kind of day you are having a smile will immediately appear when the pedals start to turn. Riding a bike is pure, fun and beneficial to the rider’s health. That is why the staff at Giantnerd believes everyone needs to own a bike. Tommaso worked very hard with its factories and designers to get the best bike at the best price for its customers. The Tommaso Imola is the bicycle for anyone that wants to get started on the cycling journey. The proprietary 6061 Tommaso compact aluminum frame will provide thousands of miles of dependability and enjoyment. The Shimano components are known for accuracy and ease of use. The triple chainring up front and a 12x24 8-speed cassette give the rider 24 speeds to choose from all controlled by the Shimano shifter/brake levers. The road triple has been a welcome component for those wanting to get up every hill easily, explore the flats and cruise down the speedy descents. Add that to the hand-friendly, light, aluminum ergo handlebars, Tommaso Racing saddle and Kenda tires and you have a winner! The Tommaso Frame Underneath the slick black paint of the Imola is a corrosion-free proprietary Tommaso compact aluminum frame that comes from the same design concepts found on the top of the line Tommaso bikes. Tommaso uses a compact geometry and detailed tubing lengths per frame size. This ensures that the rider gets the lightest, strongest and best performing and best fitting frame for the dollar. The compact design and geometry place the rider in the optimum position for steady handling and comfort. The stem can be flipped and adjusted for a lower back-friendly position to a more streamline position in minutes. The lower top tube keeps the center of gravity low and the makes for an easy approach to getting on the bike. Read more
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