$1,850 - For sale is my beloved Cinelli. Its built up with top notch, bomb proof parts and completely flawless. No dings, no dents, no chips. I'm the kind of person that puts my bike up on a stand after every long ride and wipes down the frame and components. Full build list available on my PR page http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/cinelli-v.... Its an approximately $3,500 build. I live near San Francisco for pick up, or I can have my bike shop ship anywhere in the US, buyer pays for shipping. Feel free to ask any questions or request any pictures. Cheers.
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i'm not sure what numbers you use but i can't come up with "3500 easy" no matter how hard i try. maybe i should have majored in mathematics.
Its the little things that got expensive fast. 350$ saddle, CK ceramic BB, zens cost more when they get to 50+ teeth to name a few. I actually have all of the receipts somewhere, I could add them all up if it mattered.
glws, its a pretty bike, but for the build, $3500 is why i never pay retail
-$1000 for drilled fork though .
nice bike. glws.
however... i'd be mad if i had to pay $3500usd for that. hopefully you paid alot less !!
nice bike. glws.
however... i'd be mad if i had to pay $3500usd for that. hopefully you paid alot less !!
I did not pay retail, and I'm not asking for retail, just trying to offer some perspective. I know the people in this community know how much stuff costs. I just don't want it to get written off as a nice frame set that's built on a budget, there are little things that are worth noting about it and mentioning msrp will drive people to look through the build a little closer is all. Cheers.
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cool fixie dude!
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