Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
In other news:
The Yellow Bike
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Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
I've seen this bike in person at the shop Steve mentioned. It's that_nice.
Just a little linguistic shout-out to my Pittsburgh fans...
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
Back in my warm, sweaty hands, rides like a dream:
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
When you need coffee...
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Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
Campy + flat pedals... gotta love it.
Some updates, new items, "better" pricing - and forcing you to read my blog since 2007:
http://hampsten.blogspot.com/2020/10...0-edition.html
But, essentially:
We have two "new" models, some deletions, some reorg, and copious price updating for your spending convenience.
New stuff, Gran Paradiso and Maglia ROSA steel frames:
Il Barone replaces Minimus and La Dolce Vita in our lineup. We use a mix of 31.8mm and 35mm Columbus Omnicrom steel main tubes with varying wall thickness to suit the needs of each rider. This is our new flagship frame, pairs best with the Enve road fork, and takes up to a 28mm tire.
Levico is our tribute to the one-off steel frame Dario Pegoretti built for Hampsten Cycles as a 20th anniversary nod to Andy’s 1988 Giro win – including his TT win at Levico Therme. We take the rear end from Il Barone, add the welded front triangle – using traditionally-sized 28.6mm/31.8mm tubes – and steel fork from our Team Pro and it looks classic and rides great.
Pricing, generally, includes fork:
Carbon frame, rim brakes - $4000
Add disc brakes - $4200
Steel frame, rim brakes - $3200
Add disc brakes - $3300
Titanium frame, rim brakes - $4200
Add disc brakes - $4500
Look for current and future changes on the Maglia ROSA page as we shower attention of this marque in the months ahead.
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
A little more anniversary action:
https://hampsten.blogspot.com/2020/1...ax-for-mm.html
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
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Oh wow! Super nice. Is this steel? What tubes? Columbus? Deddaccia? Something else?
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
Steve gets a new bike:
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Yammers about it:
http://hampsten.blogspot.com/2021/04/il-barone.html
Steve Hampsten
www.hampsten.blogspot.com
“Maybe chairs shouldn’t be comfortable. At some point, you want your guests to leave.”
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