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Pegoretti Cicli Palasanto

Pegoretti Cicli Palasanto

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·Dedacciai SAT 14.5 Steel ·Tig welded frame ·Sizes: 49-60 cm. center to center ·Frame Weight: 3.5 lbs. ·Fork Weight: 1.2 lb.



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Reviewed by: 
jimmm

Review Date
July 6, 2004

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
3 months

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Price Paid:  $1350.00 at Bicycle Sports, Vero

Favorite Ride:
Nicasio through Samual P Taylor

Bike Setup:
Campagnolo Chorus/Record 9 speed with Diacompe BRS500 and Brew SL brakes. Ritchey logic stem with TTT prima 199 Bars.
Veloflex tires, Flite Saddle, Proton wheels
I built this up with what I had lying around and it still blew me away!

Summary:
Wow, what a bike. I have ridden a number of nice bikes but this one is truly amazing. I don't even believe I just wrote that but it is true.

The bike's ride is every thing I love about a good steal frame: smooth yet responsive and lively. I find myself spinning more on this bike and riding smoother.

It descends predictably and precisely and climbs incredibly well. In a way if reminds me of my Gios with its short rear triangle and short top tube, only it is much lighter and more lively.

I am really impressed with the Pegoretti's and I am thinking of getting another one of his steal frames like the Marcello or Duende. It is funny, but Bevon, the guy who sold me the frame, said before I bought it that he gets more "follow up" raves about the Pegoretti's than any other fame he sells and that people who buy a pergoretti tend to buy another one

So what happens? On my second ride (had to make sure what I was feeling was real and not "new bike" euphoria) I am calling him on my cell phone while climbing a hill raving to him about the bike. And now, much to my surprise, I find myself wanting another one!

Rereading this I realize the only other bike that got me this way was my RB-1 back in 1990. The Ritchey Logic I have is really great but there is just something about this pretty yellow bike.

Strengths:
Solid but comfortable ride.
Livley feel
Presice Handling
Great Climber
Beautiful paint job, almost an art piece
Straight and true frame

Weaknesses:
Umm..I wish Dario had painted the fork the same color as the frame (Yellow)

Probably not the bike for the big guys--Go for the Big Leg Emma, which is built of stouter stuff.

Similar Products Used:
Bridgestone RB-1;Gios compact pro;Rivendell Road;2000 Marin Argenta;Ritchey Road Logic;Test rides on Trek OCLV.


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