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cinelli mash 2.0

By keko on 01/15/2010. Bike tags: Fixed gear | cinelli | mash | mavic ellipse
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cinelli mash

deda crononero / thomson elite x4

cinelli mash alu-carbon

mavic ellipse

mavic ellipse

sugino 75 / sugino 75

san marco concor bicycle film festival LE / thomson inline

nc-17 with powergrips / shadow conspiracy interlock v2 half-link

eai 17t/15t / sugino 75 44t

7kg light and precise for urban racing

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powergrips :/

Submitted by das_pyrate on 03/06/2010.

powergrips :/

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how do you like the

Submitted by MaxHill on 01/15/2010.

how do you like the wheelset?

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Probably a hellavuh lot

Submitted by albieish on 01/15/2010.

Probably a hellavuh lot better than the shit he was riding before.

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Stop over-sharpening.

Submitted by albieish on 01/15/2010.

Stop over-sharpening.

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Hahahaha. Photoshop comment.

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 01/15/2010.

Hahahaha. Photoshop comment.

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for photo critics

Submitted by keko on 01/15/2010.

it's microcontrast, not over-sharpening

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Do you need your bars up so

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 01/15/2010.

Do you need your bars up so high, having the stack of spacers AND a upright riser stem? What's the point of getting a semi-pursuit style geometry frame, if you're riding the bars in that position? I suggest at least trying it with your stem flipped so it's straight, not upright. It's crazy to say, but you WILL notice a difference when doing sprints and on hills when your bars are dropped.

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...

Submitted by FLATTBUSH on 01/15/2010.

and make a use of its frame geometry.

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stem is 0 degrees so

Submitted by keko on 01/15/2010.

stem is 0 degrees so flipping it won't affect any ergonomics.
I'm confortable this way and I like it not too low for street use.
this frame, even if with front sloping, was created for urban use so even if it's not set up like a velodrome bike, I can still enjoy it very much!
the nice thing about fixed gear builds is that each one is unique and differences aren't defects

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