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Cinellium Falcon MASH 58

By NEWSNEAKERHEAD on 10/20/2009. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Cinelli MASH Vigorelli 58
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09 58 Cinelli MASH Collab

Profile Design T2 Wing's Wrapped in Cinelli Gel, Cinelli Pista 110

OEM Painted Carbon Fork, OEM Columbus Integrated

Mavic Ellipse, Vittoria Rubino Pro

Mavic Ellipse, Vittoria Rubino Pro

SRAM Omnium Track 165

Fizik Arione, Thomson Elite

Shimano Dura Ace, Kashimax Duals, Izumi Super V

48T 16

Got it pretty late and won't be able to ride much before the snow.





People who friended this bike vurpa, Blair Waldorf, Indians44987, CONDENADO, thomasandrewww, craiglowery, jeffersonalan, das_pyrate
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favorite mash build yet.

Submitted by das_pyrate on 11/01/2009.

favorite mash build yet. love those ellipses.

btw do you swap parts between the mash and vigo?

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Did you upgrade or swap your

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 10/20/2009.

Did you upgrade or swap your Vigorelli for the Mash?

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Nah, I sold my Trek T1 for

Submitted by NEWSNEAKERHEAD on 10/20/2009.

Nah, I sold my Trek T1 for the MASH. So I have both currently. I'm pretty sure the MASH is technically downgrading from the Vigorelli though. If you can really feel comfortable calling it that?

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I guess technically it is a

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 10/20/2009.

I guess technically it is a downgrade to the Mash, however it's quite different geometry and design, so it's quite a different beast I guess. Do you prefer one over the other?

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Your right it is different.

Submitted by NEWSNEAKERHEAD on 10/21/2009.

Your right it is different. That's kinda why I bought it. Besides the constant battle to stay on the seat and not the downtube, it's a great bike (Self induced by the setup). It's not as twitchy as I thought it would be. I thought it would be top heavy cause of your center of gravity when your riding it. Mind you, I've only got a couple of miles on it so far. Now the Vigorelli feels lazy to me to ride. The more upright position and the slack geometry (comparatively) makes it feel that way. I guess the riser set up doesn't help that though. Like you said 2 different machines. I love them both for different reasons I guess.

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