The 2011 Masi Speciale is a beautiful, yet affordable, classic steel road racing bike. It features a double butted chromoly frame, a lugged and chromed fork and a budget friendly Shimano Tiagra 9-speed group. MSRP is expected to be around $1200. Keep an eye on www.masibikes.com for more information when it becomes available, and check out the rest of the photos below.
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Thanks for mentioning us! We’re obviously pretty stoked on it… d’uh.
Here’s the good news; it’s already in stock! RUN… do not walk… to your nearest retailer and tell’em to get your bike ordered!
Seriously, thanks for the support.
Love it. Of course, if I were to buy one, I would immediately be into it to go silver seatpost, stem, spacers, tan gum rubber “Hudz” and some white perforated leather bar tape.
If I were in the market for a new road bike, this is likely the one that I would get. Like Matt, I would dispose of all those unsightly black components and go “classic.”
I want to see what they’ve done to the ‘Randonneur’: last year’s model was just not quite there for randonneuring, or commuting. Hoping for a wee bit more fender room and wiser gearing.
Really nice! Smart move equipping with the more afforadable Tiagra groupo
James- You’re gonna like the revised Randonneur… maybe that will be this week’s “Bike of the Week” on our Facebook page… hmmm…
Holy crap. Been on Masi’s facebook page and apparently they scanned my brain while planning 2011 bikes. Get the full specs on your website!