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Old 09-08-10, 12:44 AM
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Did Cinelli make frames for Masi?

Just pick up a vintage Masi Nouvo Strada, and looking under the BB I saw the Cinelli logo, and Italy under the M cut out. I just wonder if the frame was manufactured by Cinelli?
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No they did not. A lot of manufacturers did however use Cinelli bb shells. Unfortunately, some people sell their bikes as Cinelli’s because of this fact to unsuspecting naive buyers.
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Columbus acquired Cinelli in 1978. What year is the Masi? I'm guessing it just has Columbus tubing and the resulting BB shell.
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Congratulations on your Nuovo Strada! I think this is one of the most underrated bikes built. I just love mine and didn't really expect to like it as much as I do. It rides and handles wonderfully and I find myself smiling when I ride.

It was probably built by the Bilato brothers who I think build a great frame. They also built a Marin Argenta I had and the workmanship on that was great. I particularly like all the details on the Masi: The cinelli bottom bracket with the M cutout, the SLX/SP combination tubing, the engraved seat stay caps, rear brake mount and fork crown, chromed frame, and heart cutouts in the lugs. It maybe a production bicycle but it is very well made. Enjoy it!

Here is a Pic of mine:

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Masi Nuovo Strada

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Congratulations on your Nuovo Strada! I think this is one of the most underrated bikes built. I just love mine and didn't really expect to like it as much as I do. It rides and handles wonderfully and I find myself smiling when I ride.

It was probably built by the Bilato brothers who I think build a great frame. They also built a Marin Argenta I had and the workmanship on that was great. I particularly like all the details on the Masi: The cinelli bottom bracket with the M cutout, the SLX/SP combination tubing, the engraved seat stay caps, rear brake mount and fork crown, chromed frame, and heart cutouts in the lugs. It maybe a production bicycle but it is very well made. Enjoy it!




Here is a Pic of mine:

I loved my deep metallic 1984 Nuovo Strada as well. The geometry was just like my Gios and the Masi was an excellent climber (I wish I was as good) and stable descender. And Jim Al look en’s paint and decal work was superb.
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Originally Posted by Lord Donnington
I loved my deep metallic 1984 Nuovo Strada as well. The geometry was just like my Gios and the Masi was an excellent climber (I wish I was as good) and stable descender. And Jim Al look en’s paint and decal work was superb.
the Nuova Strada geometry varied, by my comparisons, the NS was almost a clone to what Pinarello was doing at the same time.
‘Depending on the size, Gios had a shorter top tube and steeper head angle.

there are so many bikes with Cinelli IC bottom brackets, Cinelli did a good business.
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