Remembering the Cinelli Laser
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Remembering the Cinelli Laser
From Bicycle Guide, May 1995.






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But if you must know what was there, check the bike messenger thread.
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Here's a great article on a track one that Dave worked his magic on.
Its here in PDX and was the centerpiece of a show last year, cool as ef.
Radavist Cinelli Laser
https://theradavist.com/cinellis-his...ione-prototype
Its here in PDX and was the centerpiece of a show last year, cool as ef.

Radavist Cinelli Laser
https://theradavist.com/cinellis-his...ione-prototype
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Here's a great article on a track one that Dave worked his magic on.
Its here in PDX and was the centerpiece of a show last year, cool as ef.
Radavist Cinelli Laser
https://theradavist.com/cinellis-his...ione-prototype
Its here in PDX and was the centerpiece of a show last year, cool as ef.

Radavist Cinelli Laser
https://theradavist.com/cinellis-his...ione-prototype
Best, Ben
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Anytime my friend.
Agreed, love the pics of Dave bringing it, perfect depiction of his prowess and skill (not strong enough of a word by a mile).
I witnessed this first hand a couple of times while he was building my Strawberry, no doubt in your mind when its going on, so awesome to behold.
And as I've said many times, just a great experience working with him from start to finish, well worth the POA.
Agreed, love the pics of Dave bringing it, perfect depiction of his prowess and skill (not strong enough of a word by a mile).
I witnessed this first hand a couple of times while he was building my Strawberry, no doubt in your mind when its going on, so awesome to behold.
And as I've said many times, just a great experience working with him from start to finish, well worth the POA.





