cinelli mash

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Frame / Size / Year:
cinelli mash

Handlebars / Stem:
truvativ holzfeller riser 50mm

Fork / Headset:
alu-carbon cinelli mash

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
aeropoke 700

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
h+son formation face 700 and phil wood 32 high flange hub fixed/fixed

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
sugino 75 (both)

Saddle / Seat Post:
san marco concor bicycle film festival LE and thomson inline

Pedals / Chain:
nc-17 with powergrips and shadow conspiracy interlock v2 half-link

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
eai 17t/15t and sugino 75 44t

Notes:

a joy to ride!

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damn

Submitted by o_O on 10/07/2009.

pop dem gripz

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Well whoopdy doo. another

Submitted by ride fast on 08/12/2009.

Well whoopdy doo. another rich kid with rizers on a pursuit bike. I hope you've taken every persons advice and changed a few things.

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the gloss finish of the

Submitted by bmhammo on 08/04/2009.

the gloss finish of the aerospoke doesnt suit, but i love the frame and yeah once a few spacers go, it will look bangin. maybe some bullhorns too.

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Wow...

Submitted by lyricalpotatoes on 08/03/2009.

Constructive criticism is one thing, but you guys are all complete dicks. Let him enjoy his build at least a little bit. Not one nice thing was said...

To all of you who left an asshole remark, you are part of the reason we are short a few riders on the street. Sometimes I'm ashamed to ride a nice bike because I don't want it to be assumed that I'm like one of you elitist jerk offs.

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Dude. Go cry about mean

Submitted by ride fast on 08/12/2009.

Dude. Go cry about mean people on another website.

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No crying here, I ride a

Submitted by lyricalpotatoes on 08/31/2009.

No crying here, I ride a beautiful bike. I just don't see a reason to rip apart some ones pride and joy. I'd like to think people are better than that... sadly, they are not. Case and point, I can't even defend him without a prick like you talking shit. I can only assume you're a republican with that type of mentality.

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Republican?? really....

Submitted by ride fast on 09/25/2009.

Republican?? really.... because i don't like someones bike? thats a large assumption. and a very wrong one at that

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Okay...

Submitted by Indians44987 on 09/20/2009.

so I understand where both of you are coming from. Its cool to have your bike setup the way you like it. Thats why most people these days ride fixed gears, so they can upgrade and buy new parts they like. But on the otherhand why would you buy a bike with pursuit geometry then but a massive stack of spacers on it? I'm not ripping the guy, but he could have gotten a nice regular track bike like the vigorelli or masi coltello and he wouldn't have to had to put the spacers in there.

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Don't worry man...I love

Submitted by CitifY on 07/29/2009.

Don't worry man...I love your spacers. They're classy.

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nasty

Submitted by davidc on 07/27/2009.

nasty

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worst build of a nice frame

Submitted by das_pyrate on 07/25/2009.

worst build of a nice frame i've seen in a while. risers and hella spacers? gimme a break :/

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man lose the aerospoke and

Submitted by poootweet on 07/17/2009.

man lose the aerospoke and the DH stem, your like riding a cruiser practically... paint looks sick

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aww

Submitted by ewurl on 07/15/2009.

aerospoke and feetbelts.

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really...like everyone else

Submitted by jsphillips93 on 07/14/2009.

really...like everyone else is saying...it's got pursuit geo...do like its called and mash the hell out of that thing if anything...way its setup right now you look like an effing trust-fund baby hipster with his new trick bike.

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love

Submitted by Brett Kuck on 06/28/2009.

i wish i had one i love pursuit bikes

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That bar setup is fucking

Submitted by AlM on 06/22/2009.

That bar setup is fucking retarded. Just to let you know...

Cmon, it's a pursuit bike!

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you guys are right...

Submitted by keko on 06/12/2009.

I just didn't have the guts to cut the fork tube before trying the feeling of the front sloping.
I'll have it cut as soon as I'm comfortable, probably with a longer stem.
Thanks for your comments

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rofl.

Submitted by ananimals on 06/12/2009.

rofl.

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Nice

Submitted by HoWY on 06/12/2009.

I WANT ONE!!!

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That is so nice. I too,

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 06/12/2009.

That is so nice. I too, would probably get ride of the huge stack of spacers, especially because the frame is designed with the slopping top tube.

I don't really care for the wheelset either, since they are probably heavy as hell. A light set of Mavic Ellipse or Cane Creek tracks would be sweet on here.

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.

Submitted by txjonforsure on 06/12/2009.

oooof.

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Sweet!!!!!

Submitted by G_Lo on 06/12/2009.

G_Lo
no wonder you got this bike already cause your from italy !!!!! lol ive been waiting on this frame forever how is it ?????

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that stack height and risers

Submitted by mr_blonde373 on 06/12/2009.

that stack height and risers kinda defeats the purpose of the sloped top tube

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Been eying these since the

Submitted by mmtmatrix on 06/12/2009.

Been eying these since the beginning, was (still?) close to pulling the trigger. How do you like it? What size? How's the geometry?

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it's very nice to ride...

Submitted by keko on 06/12/2009.

it's very smooth to ride... you feel on top of the front hub, but not too heavy on your arms
it's extremely light even with the aerospoke
size is a M (53cm) and it's perfect for me since I'm 180cm/85kg

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size is a M (53cm) I'm 180cm/85kg

Submitted by mint on 07/15/2009.

i would say 53 is too small for you. At close to 5'11 you should definately ride the 55. im 5'10 and i was just sized for this frame in the L 55cm.

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fits perfectly? the saddle

Submitted by ESR on 07/01/2009.

fits perfectly? the saddle is pushed all the way foreward and your stem is 50mm long and you have less than a fist of post

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lol.

Submitted by andyarmada on 07/10/2009.

so spot on. you have power straps, and a half link.
nice job on a retarded build.

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