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Tommaso Imola Endurance Aluminum Road Bike, Shimano Claris R2000, 24 Speeds, Black, White, Burnt Orange
$ 799,99
- QUALITY CYCLING PRODUCTS SINCE 1985: Our Italian designed cycling shoes, bicycle, and cycling products have made riders look like pros since ’85. But we’re more than just fancy gear, we’re a community. Our cycling-crazed customer service team in Denver can help with any questions or concerns. Plus, our Lifetime Warranty Replacement Promise means you can put our gear to the test with unrelenting confidence. We hope that you will Join The Ride, for fun, fitness, and community.
- THIS IS AFFORDABLE PERFORMANCE, NOT ENTRY LEVEL: The Imola is a top-performing bike that’s not just for beginners. Starting cycling can be intimidating, but we believe that new riders deserve bikes that deliver affordable performance without compromising on quality. We recommend the Imola for new riders who are serious about their cycling goals. Unlike other so-called “beginner bikes” that are quickly outgrown, the Imola comes packed with high-quality components found on high end bikes.
- READY TO TAKE YOUR RIDING TO THE NEXT LEVEL? Look no further than the Imola – the bike that’s built to deliver the power, performance, and speed you need to conquer your first century ride or tackle those challenging hilly routes. Equipped with a top-notch 3×8 Shimano Claris drivetrain and an impressive gearing range, this bike is designed to make climbing hills a breeze while still maintaining the speed you need to dominate on the flats.
- NEVER MISS A SHIFT: Shimano Claris shifters provide consistent, reliable shifting in all riding conditions, so you can focus on pushing yourself. Unlike our competitors, who cut corners and use off-brand parts to save money, we use a 100% Shimano drivetrain. Why? Because Shimano makes the best drivetrain on the planet, and they’re at their best when used together as a complete set. Please note that professional assembly is required to validate your warranty and ensure optimal performance
- BUILT TO LAST: All too often things are made cheaply and break before their time. We believe that bikes should be reliable and built to last. This is why we use premium aluminum in our frames, and back it with our industry leading lifetime warranty. We use only Shimano components, which are backed by Shimano’s two year warranty and function better than competitors. Ride with confidence! PLEASE NOTE: ALL BIKES ON AMAZON COME UN-TUNED. PROFESSIONAL ASSEMBLY REQUIRED TO VALIDATE WARRANTIES!
| Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Tommaso |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years for components not including tires and tubes, Lifetime for Frame |
| Model Name | Imola |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Suggested Users | unisex |
| Manufacturer | Tommaso |
| Part Number | 47579 |
| Style | Modern Performance |
| Included Components | Tommaso TC20 wheels, ultracompact handlebar, WTB Volt saddle, Shimano Claris R2000 components, Ready to Ride Build |
| Size | XXS (4'10"-5'2'') |
| Sport Type | Cycling |
| Skill Level | Beginner |
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3 reviews for Tommaso Imola Endurance Aluminum Road Bike, Shimano Claris R2000, 24 Speeds, Black, White, Burnt Orange
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Corporate Nomad –
I’ve had my Imola for several months and have completed nearly 700 miles on it. I paid for the bike to be assembled by Amazon. Used to ride MTBs half a lifetime ago and road bikes before that – wanted a reasonable road bike for under $1,000 and this seemed to fit the bill.
And I added SPD pedals with the Tomasso shoes, some lights and a bike computer.
Things that didn’t go right:
Rear derailleur wasn’t adjusted correctly and self shifted and Front derailleur refused to shift onto big sprocket after two rides. Both required adjustment at local cycle shop.
Rear wheel – punctured brand new tube. Cycle shop replaced it, flat after one ride, went back to shop. Needed new liner for the rim as puncture in same place and then tire isn’t well seated. Also wheel needed to be trued up after a few rides.
Things that went right:
It’s a beautifully made bike! 6061 alloy frame although it has a steel front fork (Tomasso claim it’s vibration dampening tech).
Shimano Claris compenents all round is welcome touch at this price point.
Sure it’s got rim brakes but I like somewhere dry and the Shimano Claris V Brakes are all good. Also the frame geometry for my 5’ 10” frame on M size is good – and easy to swap to the SPD pedals.
The seat – lots of folk have bad things to say about the WTB seat. I’ve never owned a gel seat and I don’t feel the need to order one to replace it. I wear padded cycling pants and I don’t feel it’s a big issue.
With work and family commitments, I moved inside a few months ago and have been riding indoors on a Saris trainer and ‘Zwifting’ which means I’m on the bike daily (sometimes twice daily). That meant a cadence and speed sensor plus I’m going to update the trainer to a variable resistance ‘smart trainer’ and power meter pedals.
Before I can get back on the road, I will look at a wheel and tire upgrade but the trainer upgrades are the next priority.
Summary – a good bike. Initial assembly particularly around derailleurs wasn’t ideal. Not super happy about the punctures either.
Geometry is great, brakes are fine, seat seems to be issue for others but not an issue for me… if it goes back on road and it becomes regular road training I’ll save up for new wheels and tires but bike is good value for money.
Popeye Doyle –
The value of this bike is fantastic. I looked around at local shops and as a newbie to road bikes was sticker shocked to say the least. Face it…if you’re buying a road bike on Amazon your unlikely to be on the podium at the Tour-de-France. Regular people want a good product at a fair price right? Buying something like a road bike sight unseen; honestly made me nervous. So I keep getting information.
The professional scoring on this bikes value was what stood out for me. That ranking is dead on. This bike looks great. It’s well made and not priced like a used car.
I contacted the MFG to check some information before making a purchase and Chris S was very helpful. Quick response and answered all of my questions.
My bike shipped quickly, assembled easily, and every mechanical linkage was set perfect right out of the box. After reading various reviews I was pricing “professional assembly” mostly for tuning. Zero need on my bike. Both wheels were perfectly true. I had no trouble fitting my bike myself.
Many have commented on the saddle, pedals and wheels. I ordered a different peddles set and saddle for ascetic/personalization reasons. I have not see any issue with the wheels. The stock tire didn’t fit my road conditions so I replaced those with more friendly Continental.
I am in manufacturing so build quality is always something that stands out. Tommaso has great quality control. The frame welds, hardware taps, paint job, graphics, even the handle bar tape are done with top notch quality. I did not see a single flaw on my product.
I have never owned a shifter system like this Claris before and is took all of two blocks to figure out how to operate. So well integrated it makes the action natural.
I look forward to many enjoyable rides. Five starts all the way.
200+ miles of use and still pleased.
1 year Update. Still happy with this cycle. I’ve put 1000+ miles and not one issue with my bike. My roads are tough on the tires but “what are you gonna do right?” Get some new rubber and peddle on. Leaving KD like Tommaso has a newer entry lever model for 2020. If I had to replace my bike I’d give this brand another hard look. Not really in the BMC buyer group. Happy riding!
Two year update: Still very happy with this bike. I’ve added carbon wheels to reduce some weight The mechanics of this bake are still 100% stock and work perfect.the build quality is still impressive. Not a single issue with my bike over three seasons. I’ve wore out two set of Conti’s and going strong. I still have my eyes on a carbon bike down the road but this one will stay in my garage too. Perhaps turn it into a straight bar gravel rider. Just a great bike.
ryan –
So far the bike has been an absolute blast to ride. I have not ridden any high dollar bikes, so don’t use this review for that comparison. So far I have put about 100 miles on the bike, and it has given me absolutely no problems. It was east to assemble out of the box, with only the handlebars, front wheel, seat and reflectors requiring attention. Mine actually came with some cheap pedals, but I purchased some additional ones with toe straps (they have been nice to have). I love the look of the bike, and even though it is not the lightest bike, it seems to be very competitive for the price. I will be getting the bike tuned soon, but I have been able to do rides between 10 and 30 miles with no issues. Shifters seem to be fairly responsive, but I know they can be better with a professional touch. Brakes had to be adjusted slightly to keep from rubbing the front wheel, but that can be done by any noob. I guess my two small complaints would be that the wheels were not the best, and the wrapping on the handles is not the highest quality. The wheels are not true and the tires are not the best quality.
I will say that I was pleasantly surprised with the seat. I was able to ride 30 miles today with no padded shorts (I also have the boniest of butts). It is soft but not too soft – every butt is different though.
I give the bike 2 thumbs up for sure. With just a small amount of money (new tires and a tune up), and a technician who knows what he or she is doing, I see this bike as a great ride for years to come.
Also, I am 5’11” and the medium seems to be a nice fit for me. I think the Large would have been ok too, but I am not trying to be overly stretched or aggressive on my ride position.