[Rollo Tommassi]

well, it WAS his bike, a long time ago!

The top tube slopes downward very slightly.
51cm c-c
56.5cm top tube (it's 56.5 center to top of seat tube)
Seat angle 75deg
Chainstays: 41cm
Wheelbase: 98cm
BB drop: 78mm
700c campy proton wheels
The fork rake is...just...kinda weird. It's as if the frame was designed for a steel fork, and the CF fork was backward-engineered.


Will try to catch up with the current owner to get history. Probably bought as a frame and built with Campy.

 

[petalpower]

Cool post. Thanks for sharing the pics with us.

 

[Kuma601]

Wow...quite a find. That fork looks funny on there.

 

[Ventruck]

Absolute coolness.

Agree about the fork, and I can't get over the dirty saddle. Regardless, I'd feel like the **** riding around on that.

 

[dougydee]

Love that stem!

 

[carbonLORD]

The owner should try and get it autographed by him, icing on the cake

 

[dwgranda]

Sweet!

I better hurry up and take a picture of my Bjarne Riis bike before the name wears off. It's now my commuter and noon ride bike. Is this a '98?

 

[MarshallH1987]

neat bike, i really like the stem and how different it is from anything you see these days.

 

[thoran]

Michelin tires on a Continental-sponsored bike. Is that allowed?

 

[cocoboots]

triple triangle technology. love it!

 

[colombo357]

Did Levi Leipheimer invent blue jeans?

 

[colombo357]

triple triangle technology. love it!

Couldn't stand that look back in the day. That's one of the reasons why I bought a Stumpjumper instead of a Zaskar.

 

[seeborough]

Love that stem!

It needs one of Cipo's favorites:

 

[jlandry]

Wonder if the stem whistles a tune when you ride.

 

[DS1239622]

Couldn't stand that look back in the day. That's one of the reasons why I bought a Stumpjumper instead of a Zaskar.

Went out for a ride on my '98 Zaskar yesterday. Still love it.