Ciocc EOM Carbon 2002 Road Bike


  • Average Rating: 5/5
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Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by squadraprimo a Road Racer from MD, USA

Date Reviewed: July 21, 2003

Strengths:    Comfortable, nimble-handling steed. Has beautiful HAND-PAINTED designs (I have the Blu Notte). It accelerates so quickly you'll think you've carbo-loaded too soon. It climbs easily and extremely well when seated, and begs to be pushed beyond what you're used to doing on a road bike. It's pretty unique among road frames and stands out among Colnagos, DeRosas, and Pinarellos (but costs much less and handles as well, if not better). A number of Italian Master Tri-Colore teams race on these every year, so they obviously pass the Italo litmus test. Mike Perry at maestro-uk.com is the man. I won't buy anywhere else after his outstanding assistance and expert guidance.

Weaknesses:    Paint seems a bit thin, but I'll have no problem shipping it back to Mike Perry at Maestro-UK.com and having it re-painted if it ever needs it. Safety nubs on the otherwise shweeet Black Blades all-carbon fork.

Bottom Line:   
Simply put, it does what you'd want a bike to do. It is responsive but not twitchy, corners like nothing I've ever ridden (except that Ochsner I rode in '95), and almost makes climbing a pleasure. Power transfer is immediate and effectively applied by the oversized Dedacciai 16.5 tubeset; and being mated to the Black Tail carbon rear triangle and Black Blades carbon fork helps soak up most of the rough stuff that you feel on a standard all-steel frameset.

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Favorite Ride:   Eldersburg

Price Paid:    $1100.00

Purchased At:   http://www.maestro-u

Similar Products Used:   Moser SL, Basso SL, Cannondale, Ochsner SL, Giordana Spica TSX, Specialized Epic Carbon, Reynolds 853.

Bike Setup:   Ultegra gruppo, ITM 260 pro bars, threadless 100mm stem, SpeedDream wheels with Sapim bladed spokes (that's another long overdue review in the works!), Selle Italia Pro-Link saddle.



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CIOCC EOM 16.5 carbon

I just came to own one of these. I do not have a frame number, as the sticker is no longer readable. I understand these were built from 2003-2005. anyone have any catalog scans    Read More »

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