Serafino Tomi started his small workshop in the early 1970s in the Central Italian town of Viterbo.
He slowly gained the reputation of being an excellent Artisan who tried to combine classic style, timeless details and modern geometry.

We are happy to be able to present one of the earlier bikes of his brand. Our S. Tomi road bike from the 1970s has been built using top class Reynolds 531 tubing. It offers solutions to make maintaining the bike easier, such as the rear brake cable routing via cable stops or the seatpost clamping under the front of the seatlug cluster.
To be honest, his design looks as if he had gotten hold of some classic raw material from the Legnano workshops and tried to form a modern bike with their lugs and tubes.

The outcome is a fine frame which rides well-balanced that it is absolutely no denying that it has been made by a talented master of frame building.

Specifications:

Rear axle width: 122 mm

Bottom bracket: ITA

Steerer length: 154 mm (threaded part: 36 mm)

Seatpost diameter: 27.2 mm

Front derailleur attachment: clamp-on

For 700C rims (28" wheels)

Brakes: for not recessed brake bolt