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Tommaso Augusta Old School: With the major success of the classic black Tommaso Augusta the product team over at Tommaso thought it was time to release a limited edition model into the Augusta famiglia (family). In contrast to the all black Augusta Ninja comes the Augusta Old School in apple green. Together with the silver components and the leather accents this bike is Old School all the way. Simplicity is the genius behind the fixed gear bike. No shift or brake cables to adjust. No derailleur to tempt your concern. Like jeans and a t-shirt over a suit and tie…its just what you want. The Tommaso Augusta is a simple soulful frame with a few necessary parts to make up the complete machine. The spirit of the Augusta Old School is the strong steel frame with minimal logos, silver deep dish wheels, hand sewn leather grips, silver riser handlebar, silver seatpost, silver -18 degree quill stem, one inch threaded fork and brown leather colored saddle. Tommaso worked hard on getting the look just right. Yeah, weve all seen the ugly “commercial bikes holding the dust off the floor at the local shops. This is a departure from the bandwagon-jumping companies making cookie cutter bikes just to fill a spot in (more…)

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