Tommaso Sterrata
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Tommaso Sterrata. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- Owners compliment the Sterrata’s looks, one calling it stunning.
- The Sterrata has a carbon fiber fork.
- Two owners enjoy the smooth, responsive ride.
- The frame has mounts for a rear rack and fenders.
- A rider says the 700c x 40mm CST Tirent tires are comfortable and handle light gravel and dirt well.
- Several buyers feel the Sterrata is great value.
- One rider lauds the Sterrata’s versatility.
- An owner praises the durability of the stock components after 1,000 miles ridden.
8 reasons not to buy
- One buyer says the Shimano Claris 3x8-speed drivetrain is "finicky" and clanks around.
- An owner complains that the right shifter requires a lot of effort to actuate.
- On the XS size, the seatpost is so long that it doesn’t lower in the frame, forcing one user to remove it and cut the excess.
- Size XS (5’2” to 5’6”) has a 28.3” standover height, which won’t suit the stated height range.
- Assembly tools and instructions aren’t included.
- The limited lifetime frame warranty requires professional assembly at an added cost when not purchased from Tommaso.
- One buyer feels there are too many issues to justify the price.
- Tommaso buyers report receiving bikes with poorly tuned or broken components.
Bottom line
The Tommaso Sterrata is an entry-level aluminum gravel bike with a carbon fork, 3x8-speed gearing, and mechanical disc brakes. Owners praise the bike’s looks, smooth ride, and versatility. However, the sizing is inaccurate, and users complain about difficulty tuning the drivetrain and brakes. Others report issues with these components after professional assembly. Tommaso’s limited lifetime frame warranty doesn’t cover the carbon fork and is only valid with professional assembly. While most owners consider the Sterrata good value, the likelihood of experiencing issues makes it hard to recommend. Alternatives worth considering include Cannondale's Topstone and Salsa’s JourneyerExpert Reviews
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