Those are lovely ISP toppers - I have one as a spare for my Baum, so nicely finished.
That must make the Corsa ISP a 34.9mm, right?
Those are lovely ISP toppers - I have one as a spare for my Baum, so nicely finished.
That must make the Corsa ISP a 34.9mm, right?
Tried sourcing one of those with no luck. I really, really like the look and prefer that type of cradle.
Cost?
I fuckin love my bike.
Good call on the PMP option. That is a classy topper.
They're a $50 up-charge option with a frameset purchase and we'll sell them aftermarket for an as-yet unknown price. Need to see how much we get hit by duties and taxes for bringing these guys in. Based on this reaction here, we may consider just adding this topper as the stock option... will post up a link when we have them for sale.
Can the Corsa be ordered without an ISP ?
Craig, how would you describe the differences between a Corsa and a Love #3 ?
Things I can see:
Tubing: Deda vs Columbus (?)
BB: PF30 vs Italian
HS: integrated vs Std
You must have ridden both, similar? Different ?
Thanks
the love#3 is a great bike. my bikes i think are a bit quicker feeling, tend to feel a little bit lower and a bit more solid especially when cornering hard seated due to the isp-at least in my size. i (gulp) like my bikes more. ask justin for an unbiased review. he raced on loves with nerac and has owned corsas too.
Rode the Love 3 not long ago and I have a ton of time on the Corsa. They're similar. I couldn't get the Peg to fit properly so I always felt like I was riding a low-rider. Corsa feels smoother and I prefer the front end feeling / handling but that could be due to aforementioned fit issues. Love 3 was a lot of fun, though. It was a good balance of high-strung feel with predictable front end handling. One thing that was notable and may be an issue on the Love is how little clearance there is anywhere on that bike - 23 tire barely fits in most places on the rear triangle. I find that a bit limiting especially up here in the bleak-ass north where I want a wider tire for most of my riding.
thanks guys.
Jerk, I corresponded with you many years ago on the Serotta forum. I am glad that you haven't changed.
I would like to offer a suggestion regarding a model name: "Puttana". If you grew up hearing "Cazzo" around your house (like I did, especially at mio nonno's), you heard "puttana"
To make it sound, you know, classy, you could call it "Puttana di Strada"
That's too funny jerk. I can even picture the scene.
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Made myself chuckle posting this earlier - so childish...
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Prior to me meeting my wife, I was at my nonna's house having coffee and her homemade biscotti.
You see, after my nonno died, I would meet my nonna for lunch every Friday and would take her to Mass on Sunday.
She sits me down at the table and says to me: "Just because I am old, doesn't mean I don't know what you do every weekend. I think you have sowed your oats enough. It is time you settled down. Find a nice girl. Stop messing around with all of these puttanas."
A very sobering moment.
If you can't name the next model after our old girlfriends (hopefully we didn't swim in the same pool), you can always go with "Puttanesca".
After all, your bikes are rather "saucy".
And as they say on the street: "Nahmeen?" (translation: You know what I mean?)
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