Showing posts with label Leggerissimo Pista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leggerissimo Pista. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Leggerissimo Pista in Berlin

If you look carefully at this video you can spot a Leggerissimo Pista in a Berlin bike shop. Would a Berliner be kind enough to take some photos of it and send them to me? It can be spotted at about 28/29 seconds. A classic, silver, SC can also be spotted later in the video.



Rembetis - Vintage bikes shop / museum from Pawel Steinke on Vimeo.
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Thursday, October 28, 2010

2009 Cinelli Supercorsa Pista Track




Modern, 2009, Cinelli Supercorsa Pista Track frame in "Blu China" color.

Specifications:
Frame: Columbus Spirit Niobium Steel, conical downtube for increased stiffness
Fork: Columbus Keirin Steel 1” threaded, flat crown track fork with curved blades

Photos: click to enlarge

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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Cinelli Leggerrisimo for Pista








Thanks to the owner, Kevin M., for sending in photos of his early 1970s Cinelli Leggerissimo pista bike. The frame was sold originally through Brügelmann in Frankfurt, Germany. This lightweight frame has a drilled bottom bracket and special lightweight Columbus tubing.

Kevin writes, "I bought the frame several months ago. Its paint was in good shape, but it was missing most of its decals. I had CyclArt leave the paint as is, scuffs and all, replace the missing decals and apply clear coat just to the decals. I'm pleased with it. Some of its parts are less than ideal, but I'll replace them as they become available."

ed. note: I believe the Leggerissimo was first offered in 1972, and that it was at least available until 1976 when it still appeared in the Brügelmann catalog. Click here to see the catalog and a photo of my own Leggerissimo and the story behind it.

Photos: click to enlarge

I invite you to contribute by sending in photographs of your Cinelli bike, illustrations, personal stories, and articles about Cinelli bikes and components.

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I can be contacted at veronaman@gmail.com