Randy Buckley, principle in Masi Worldwide, was greatly impressed with OMAS for some reason.
Stuff didn't sell well, seems everyone wanted Campy. Some few framesets may have been sold with OMAS parts, but not many.
I'd have to check with Ted or Tom, since they were more involved with the assembly end of things.
Jim Allen the CycleSmiths San Marcos, CA 92069
painting a silver Italian 3v today.
"brianbaylis@juno.com" wrote:
> John,
>
> The OMAS period at Masi would have been somewhere around 1984 or so, when "Masi Worldwide" was operating in San Marcos, CA. I think Jim Allen can fill in the details of that situation if you need more info regarding it. OMAS is not part of the "early CA Masi" period, as far as components go.
>
> Brian Baylis
> La Mesa, CA
>
> -- Kitson44@aol.com wrote:
> When if ever did Masi use OMAS HS and/or BB? Under any circumstances would
> OMAS components be original to an early California Masi?
>
> John Kitson
> Pasadena, CA