Apprezzamento zona per Cinelli
03-26-14, 08:51 AM
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ah, another thread to post my bike in, great!
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03-26-14, 09:23 AM
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Seat looks like it could use some Viagra. Would go well with a similarly droopy penis looking Mutant stem.
Very nice bike.
Very nice bike.
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03-26-14, 11:46 AM
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bought the crankset seperately from the chainring. the omnium ring isnt anything special, but it works just fine, and is perfectly round. no complaints.
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04-14-14, 12:16 AM
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Just built it up recently in San Jose. Having chain skipping issues though. not quite sure what to fix... New chain singleator surly cog chainring.
04-14-14, 12:29 AM
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How's your chainline?
If the singulator isn't set up right it probably won't provide adequate chain tension under load. Check that too.
If the singulator isn't set up right it probably won't provide adequate chain tension under load. Check that too.
04-14-14, 12:49 AM
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The chain line looked okay. One of my friends suggested having the singleator pushing up instead of pushing down (in order to have more chain on the cog) Im not sure though. Im running out of ideas, may be time to got to the LBS.
10-09-14, 01:13 PM
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spent much of this past summer randoing my baby to try proving a point
now is back in its more natural mode
now is back in its more natural mode
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03-06-15, 05:35 PM
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Attn fellow Cinelli riders - plz help bring this thread back to life for a minute or two?
Heres my baby against typical garage door background - as you can see I'm on road drops/hoods now for daily use...
Heres my baby against typical garage door background - as you can see I'm on road drops/hoods now for daily use...
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03-06-15, 07:25 PM
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You should take more pics of some of the nice details, such as the Cinelli signature seat binder.
03-06-15, 08:49 PM
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03-07-15, 02:10 AM
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It's a keirin brake adapter as the fork crown of the supercorsa pista is too narrow to drill a acceptable brake mounting hole into.
03-08-15, 11:11 PM
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03-09-15, 04:34 AM
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Have to admit am more than a little disappointed that the weekend went by and not a single additional Cinelli pic? I know there’s got to be some more of them around this place…don’t you have one Leukybear? Oh well, I tried...
Yeah, you're right - I but am a terrible photographer with just an old point and shoot so consider myself lucky to have even come up with the one that I posted
It is Wabi's light wheelset that he offered back around the holiday season last year. Am using it as a testbed to see if very light, low-spoke-count wheels hold up for my riding before possibly wasting time and money on a long-contemplated wheel build that could get pretty expensive. So far, so good - zero problems and I like how they perform
Found this unbranded bar in a take-off bin at my shop so I cannot disagree with Soo Fuego’s educated guess, with Record aero levers
Leukybear is absolutely right that I'm using a clamp-on brake adaptor due to my fork not being drilled - though just as an FYI...my frameset is from mid-90's back when they would not have considered such things, but current SC Pista is available with a drilled fork
Nobody's gonna ask what is the gearing, how much it weighs, or how big of tires it can take?
It is Wabi's light wheelset that he offered back around the holiday season last year. Am using it as a testbed to see if very light, low-spoke-count wheels hold up for my riding before possibly wasting time and money on a long-contemplated wheel build that could get pretty expensive. So far, so good - zero problems and I like how they perform
Nobody's gonna ask what is the gearing, how much it weighs, or how big of tires it can take?
03-09-15, 05:03 AM
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It is Wabi's light wheelset that he offered back around the holiday season last year. Am using it as a testbed to see if very light, low-spoke-count wheels hold up for my riding before possibly wasting time and money on a long-contemplated wheel build that could get pretty expensive. So far, so good - zero problems and I like how they perform
03-09-15, 05:40 AM
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lighter wheelset. They came the way you see them...IIRC there's someone else here who also has them...
03-09-15, 08:07 AM
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There's one up for grabs right now with a reasonable starting bid. It's a Superpista, though, not a Supercorsa Pista like IAmSam's.
Cinelli Pista Lugged Steel Red Track Bike 54 cm 700c Men | eBay
Cinelli Pista Lugged Steel Red Track Bike 54 cm 700c Men | eBay
