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Old 06-30-11 | 06:46 PM
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Picchio Special
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Originally Posted by bikingshearer
Fortunately, threads about old Cinellis spawn only legit questions from people who truly want to know more about then (like some of the posts in this thread), heavy sighing (ditto) and keyboards ruined by uncontrolled drooling.
Sorry, but there's plenty of "crap-factor" either way (Cinelli or Confente). You can't separate interest neatly into "legit" and "not-legit." That's how the vintage bike world goes. I dot think Cinellis involve a bit less interest from the Guinness-Book crowd, but there's no simple divide.
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