Originally Posted by Gary Fountain

A Cinelli Supercorsa - built in the early days of the Columbo family ownership of Cinelli.

With the tubing decal indicating Columbus SLX tubing and the 2 sets of bidon mounts, I would suggest that your Cinelli frame would be approximately mid-1980's. Also considering the choice of components, yes, haha, as you know, components are not a very accurate indication of a build era but your components could be original.

As previously suggested, the frame’s serial number will give you the build year provided it was built in the ‘80’s (or more).

I think Campagnolo (old) Super Record is appropriate for your frame and the Simplex gear levers was a common upgrade. I think Campagnolo Super Record wound-up around 1985 but your cranks were only available up to the early 1980's. The rear deraileur will probably have a date code - if not - the deraileur will belong to the last couple of years of production.

That being said, I wouldn’t mind betting that your frame was originally purchased as a bare frame set. The components were probably available and trusted by the original owner.

These were great frames - best of the best ‘off the shelf’ Italian frames - but some were produced with criterium racing in mind and have quite steep frame angles.

Would I like to own this frame?? YES! It's a beauty.