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Source for Torelli Master rims?

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  1. Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the US
    distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory. If so,
    I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    Todd Bryan Santa Barbara, CA

  2. you could try ambrosio as a double-eyelet non-mavic clincher alternative
    - sold here:

    hewittcycles.co.ukindex.html

    manufacturer here:

    ambrosiospa.comcerchi corsa.htm

    the 'evolution' rim is a sturdy 480g.

    jb

    Todd Bryan said:

    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory. If
    so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    Todd Bryan Santa Barbara, CA

  3. Alternatively, contact Torelli direct at www.torelli.com they should be able to direct you to an LBS
    near you that sells these rims. My LBS can get them and quoted me something like $38 each. "jim
    beam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    you could try ambrosio as a double-eyelet non-mavic clincher alternative
    - sold here:

    hewittcycles.co.ukindex.html

    manufacturer here:

    ambrosiospa.comcerchi corsa.htm

    the 'evolution' rim is a sturdy 480g.

    jb

    Todd Bryan said:

    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory.
    If so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    Todd Bryan Santa Barbara, CA

  4. Todd Bryan said:

    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory. If
    so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    I ordered a pair from Rivendell about two months ago. When I called they only had one rim (36h) in
    stock. But they ordered more from their distrbutor and got back to me within an hour. I had the rims
    in about a week (I'm in NY).

    Call them again and ask if their distributor has any.

    Art Harris

  5. Arthur Harris said:

    Call them again and ask if their distributor has any.

    Oops. Sorry, I missed the part about their US distributor not having any.

    Art Harris

  6. I believe Peters Chisolm's shop (Vecchio's) stocks them , and they are happy to ship.
    (303) 440-3535

    Also, Schwab Cycles (www.schwabcycles.com) used to carry them and I believe they still do. They may
    not be on the website but give them a call.

    -Bruce-

    "Todd Bryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Vy_ob.106718$Ms2.68914@fed1read03...

    Quoted message said:


    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory. If
    so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    Todd Bryan Santa Barbara, CA

  7. Todd Bryan said:

    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory. If
    so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    I have the Masters in silver 32H. They are $39.99 each.

    Todd Kuzma Heron Bicycles Tullio's Big Dog Cyclery LaSalle, Il 815-223-1776
    heronbicycles.comheronbicycles.com tullios.comtullios.com

  8. Todd Bryan said:

    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory. If
    so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    We have them, 36 and 32- write me.
    --
    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  9. A Muzi said:
    Todd Bryan said:

    Does anyone know of a source for the Torelli Master 700c rims? Rivendell is out of stock and the
    US distributor has none either. Perhaps there is a supplier out there with a few in inventory.
    If so, I'd appreciate a point in their direction.

    We have them, 36 and 32- write me.

    Shucks, I just drove by Madison this afternoon on my way from Chicago back to St. Paul. Woulda been
    fun to see TYJ in person, and to have a chance to look at those rims in person.

  10. bruce-<< I believe Peters Chisholm's shop (Vecchio's) stocks them , and they are happy to ship.
    (303) 440-3535 >><BR><BR>

    Thanks but we are out as well...

    Do have Velocity Razor and Fusion as well as Torelli Experts and lots of Mavic.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
    (304)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  11. jim beam said:

    you could try ambrosio as a double-eyelet non-mavic clincher alternative - sold here:

    hewittcycles.co.ukindex.html

    manufacturer here:

    ambrosiospa.comcerchi corsa.htm

    the 'evolution' rim is a sturdy 480g.

    I heard a rumor that they make the master for torelli.

    I recently got a pair of Excellence rims, seamed very nice, v straight and felt very solid
    when building.

    --
    Andy Morris

    AndyAtJinkasDotFreeserve.Co.UK

    Love this: Put an end to Outlook Express's messy quotes
    home.in.tum.deoe quotefix

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