Cinelli The Machine
01-20-10, 10:59 AM
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Cinelli The Machine
I have the opportunity to buy a brand new Cinelli The Machine frame for a great price. I'm really not that familiar, and can't find any reviews or much info. I ride a lot and will be commuting on it. Any one here want to add their 2 cents about Cinelli or specifically The Machine frame? Thanks
01-20-10, 11:04 AM
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I was just posting on my "Cinelli" question! From what I gather through my research the Cinelli The Machine Frame is top notch, many factors to consider (frame size, your size etc) but all in all Cinelli seems to be mentioned in the same circles as other great Italian frame builders. This forum is a great place for information...I have learned tons of answers to questions I didnt even know to ask!
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Unless you carry very little in a backpack and can park your bike in your office, I wouldn't really commute on that.
And "in before rich" its a good frame.
And "in before rich" its a good frame.
01-20-10, 03:03 PM
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I dont know a whole lot about "The Machine" which used to be called "The Man Machine" btw. They may still call it that in Europe and elsewhere.
I like the Estrada and Estrada Pro models but I cannot tell you the difference between them and "The Machine"
There are not many Cinellis out on the road that I have seen. You will get allot of looks when you are riding one thats for sure.
I have a Cinelli Xperience I would not hesitate to buy one again or one of their other models.
I like the Estrada and Estrada Pro models but I cannot tell you the difference between them and "The Machine"
There are not many Cinellis out on the road that I have seen. You will get allot of looks when you are riding one thats for sure.
I have a Cinelli Xperience I would not hesitate to buy one again or one of their other models.
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I dont know a whole lot about "The Machine" which used to be called "The Man Machine" btw. They may still call it that in Europe and elsewhere.
I like the Estrada and Estrada Pro models but I cannot tell you the difference between them and "The Machine"
There are not many Cinellis out on the road that I have seen. You will get allot of looks when you are riding one thats for sure.
I have a Cinelli Xperience I would not hesitate to buy one again or one of their other models.
I like the Estrada and Estrada Pro models but I cannot tell you the difference between them and "The Machine"
There are not many Cinellis out on the road that I have seen. You will get allot of looks when you are riding one thats for sure.
I have a Cinelli Xperience I would not hesitate to buy one again or one of their other models.
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