Cinelli Bikes has just introduced the newest member to their track bike collection: the Cinelli Tipo Pista Track Bike. The Tipo is based off of years of acquired experience in racing fixed gear crits all over the world. For this new track frameset, Cinelli drew their extensive industry experience, success, and profound knowledge of fixed gear bicycles. The result is an aluminum frameset for training and racing. Constructed with Columbus alloy tubing, and a carbon/alloy fork with all of the quality components you would come to expect from a Cinelli build. The result is a small rake, vertical angles, and extra long dropouts allow for the perfect chain tension.

The Tipo Pista is perfect for whomever wants to ride and train on a Cinelli. It's built to withstand the stress of the city streets and the hectic pace of the velodrome track. Compare To: Bianchi Sei Giorni Specialized Langster Bike Fuji Track Pro Cannondale Track Bike. Frame: Cinelli Tipo Track Columbus Alloy Custom Fork: Cinelli Columbus Carbon / Alloy 1 & 1/8' Crankset: Track Chainring (48T) w/ 165mm Crank Arm Stem: Cinelli 6061 31.8mm Seat Post: Cinelli Alloy 27.2mm Handlebar: Cinelli 6061 Drop Bar, 31.8mm Bar Tape: Cinelli Velvet Logo Ribbon Saddle: Cinelli VL-1319A Bottom Bracket: FSA BB-7420 ST Chain: KMC Z510 Wheelset: JALCO MRX24 Rims, Flip-Flop Hubset, 17T Track Cog Freewheel: NOT Included Brakes: Promax 160A Levers, Promax RC-452 Brake Calipers Tires: Duro Hypersonic 700 x 25c. All bikes purchased through City Grounds MUST be assembled by a certified bike shop mechanic. If the bike is NOT built by a certified bike shop mechanic, any warranty will be VOID. We will request for an assembly receipt as proof of professional installation.

For a brief period the bikes carried a 'Centurion Bicycle Works. Cinelli chromed sloped crown, head lugs, bottom bracket. Serial Number decoding.

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Cinelli Bikes has just introduced the newest member to their track bike collection: the Cinelli Tipo Pista Track Bike. The Tipo is based off of years of acquired experience in racing fixed gear crits all over the world. Breval Cello Sonata In C Major Pdf Files. For this new track frameset, Cinelli drew their extensive industry experience, success, and profound knowledge of fixed gear bicycles. The result is an aluminum frameset for training and racing. Constructed with Columbus alloy tubing, and a carbon/alloy fork with all of the quality components you would come to expect from a Cinelli build. The result is a small rake, vertical angles, and extra long dropouts allow for the perfect chain tension. The Tipo Pista is perfect for whomever wants to ride and train on a Cinelli.

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OK, here’s one for all the Cinelli fans and Vigorelli riders out there. Brisbane’s Liam O’Donnell came across this Cinelli track frame and while at first glance it looks like a Vigorelli frame, any rider of that model will tell you it most certainly isn’t.

Neither will anyone at Cinelli Italy. Of course, the decals are definitely different, but it shares the same heritage.

So what is it? The Vigorelli reestablished Cinelli at the heart of urban cycling over ten years ago with the stratospheric rise of the fixed gear scene. Built with Columbus Airplane tubes and named after Milan’s famous velodrome, it’s synonymous with street riding, due especially to the and events like the Red Hook Criterium. But not this model.

Liam tells the story: “To give you a little history, I bought this frame from a Brit living in Brisbane who was packing up and heading back home. He told me he had too many bikes to ship back home and had to sell it. I’m certain that his significant other had something to do with it too! “Finding information on this frame has proven to be exceptionally difficult. Even after a string of emails between Cinelli Italy and myself, they still can’t quite put their finger on what it is. They said it was not an original frame to begin with, explaining that they have never made a track frame with this design. “After sharing the serial number printed on the bottom bracket they said that still doesn’t help but after sharing the photo around they were certain the frame itself was a Cinelli —potentially a Vigorelli.

A year later, and a lot of sifting through the internet I still don’t know any more about this frame but it rides well and looks awesome. Fake or not, I still love it. “Slowly but surely I acquired each piece of this bike, one part at a time.

Firstly I anodised a Campagnolo Record Pista crankset black, colour matched Brooks blue leather bar tape to the frame (with some tyres to boot), and then the rest of the bike evolved around that. All in all I’m a staunch minimalist, and utilitarian. So naturally the bike followed similar principles. “I wanted it to be clean and as seamless as possible. The final product resembles something pretty close to that and a year later I can finally ride it.” Liam’s mystery Cinelli now looks like a Red Hook Criterium winner, where the bikes are more NASCAR than classic Italians. Special thanks to for the photography.