Come meet 3rd generation Italian frame builders

Conor Buescher

2005-09-08

Hi,



If you?re closer to the Salem area Antonio and Mauro will be visiting South

Salem Cycleworks also on Thursday the 15th. The scheduled time is from 10am

until noon.



The other big news is that Antonio is retiring at the end of this year so he

won?t be visiting the United States for frame measurement tours in the

future.



If you have additional questions you can call Michael Wolfe at 503-399-9848;

I?m sure he would be glad to schedule a measurement/fitting time for you.



Additional information about SSC and the Mondonico visit is available at:

http://www.sscycleworks.net/default.htm or the Torelli website listed below.



Thanks,



Conor Buescher







 Have you ever toyed with the idea of having a custom made bike? I bought my

20th anniversary Torelli a few years ago, handcrafted by Antonio and his son

Mauro Mondonico, 2nd and 3rd generation frame builders respectively. I met

them at Bike Central where they measured me, asked me my riding style, and

goals. Then they went back to Italy and crafted a masterpiece for me (see my

bike <http://www.familyroast.com/news/biketrip/index.htm> )



How often do you get to meet the builders of your frame? Well Bike Central

will be hosting Mauro and Antonio again on Thursday, September 15th (at

around 1:30pm). Come by the shop to meet these great characters, practice your

Italian and enjoy some complimentary Nossa Familia Coffee (we'll be serving

our dark Italian roast to go with the theme :)



To find out more about Mondonico bikes, and to schedule to be measured call

Bike Central at 503.227.4439 and/or visit www.torelli.com

<http://www.torelli.com>



Regards,



Augusto Carvalho Dias Carneiro



503.887.3686



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Augusto Carneiro

2005-09-08





Have you ever toyed with the idea of having a custom made bike? I bought my

20th anniversary Torelli a few years ago, handcrafted by Antonio and his son

Mauro Mondonico, 2nd and 3rd generation frame builders respectively. I met

them at Bike Central where they measured me, asked me my riding style, and

goals. Then they went back to Italy and crafted a masterpiece for me (see

my bike )



How often do you get to meet the builders of your frame? Well Bike Central

will be hosting Mauro and Antonio again on Thursday, September 15th (at

around 1:30pm). Come by the shop to meet these great characters, practice

your Italian and enjoy some complimentary Nossa Familia Coffee (we'll be

serving our dark Italian roast to go with the theme :)



To find out more about Mondonico bikes, and to schedule to be measured call

Bike Central at 503.227.4439 and/or visit www.torelli.com



Regards,



Augusto Carvalho Dias Carneiro



503.887.3686



www.familyroast.com