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Cinelli MASH Work S.F.

So this is my last go at being able to build a bike from the frame up. I wanted to go all out on it and what better frame to do it on. A Cinelli Mash Work frame. My goal here was to be as minimalistic as possible...said every fixed gear build...lol. But do so with the best parts possible. I'm a sucker for Phil Wood parts so this bike will be built around most of their components if not all. UPDATED: 2020 DECEMBER 27 this build is still ongoing 5 years later. This frame has yet to see one minute of asphalt since being purchased- but has traveled thousands of miles with me till I finally made it back home to Texas. I've decided to update my pictures of the frame and parts that revolve around this build in hopes that maybe one day when I'm done with all my other projects I can return to something thats simple, yet enjoyable...and thats building bikes.

Frame:
Cinelli MASH Work Frame 55

Fork/Headset:
Cinelli MASH Work Fork // Phil Wood Stainless Steel Polished Headset // Phil Wood Polished Spacers // Phil Wood Polished Top-Cap

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Phil Wood Black Crankset 48t - 165mm (Black) // Phil Wood Bottom Bracket // Phil Wood Bottom Bracket Cups

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Phil Wood 17T SLR Track Cog // Phil Wood 20T SLR Track Cog // Phil Wood Titanium Lock-Ring

Derailleurs/Shifters:
N/A

Handlebars/Stem:
Thomson Titanium Handlebar 6 Degree // Thomson Elite X4 Stem (Silver)

Saddle/Seatpost:
Thomson Masterpiece Setback Seat-post (Black) // Phil Wood Seat-Post Clamp (Black)

Brakes:
Paul Components Front/Rear Brake Booster

Accessories:
Phil Wood Dust Covers (Black) // MASH Bar Plugs (Silver) // Spurcycle Bell (Raw) //

Bike History

Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.

  1. Frame Picked
  2. Parts Collection
  3. Stage 3

Added by Morning_Runner. Last updated over 3 years ago.

31 Comments

JhonnyDoe

JhonnyDoe says:

bro super nice! may i ask what seatclaml size it has?

Posted about 3 years ago

Btaylor01

Btaylor01 says:

Is this for sale?

Posted over 6 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

The only thing on the bike is the Phil Wood bottom bracket. The bike has never been assembled. Anything could be for sell if the price is right...certainly won’t be cheap. I personally picked this bike up from MASH in San Francisco.

Posted over 6 years ago

Btaylor01

Btaylor01 says:

How much for the bare frameset?

Posted over 6 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Over 1000.00 easy. I’d let it go for the right price but I’m also not going out of my way to get the BB removed. Anyone trying to buy it would buy it “as is”. This is one of the first frames MASHSF had in their store. I bought this within the first week MASHSF had them in stock.

Posted over 6 years ago

citycyclist247

citycyclist247 says:

Hey I'm looking for this bike in a 54 cm , if you decide to sell please let me know. Thanks.

Posted almost 7 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

I don't believe this frame came in evens, only odds. As of now it's still waiting to be built. But anything is for sell for the right price.

Posted almost 7 years ago

citycyclist247

citycyclist247 says:

Yes I remember Mash advertising in 53 , 55 , 57 cm sizes , based on top tube measurement. I'm looking for a medium which would have a 53 cm top tube. I will pm you.

Posted almost 7 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Mine is a 55.

Posted almost 7 years ago

Jehu

Jehu says:

Did this ever happen?

Posted almost 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Not yet...this is a side project of mine. Currently I have a lot of other things going on so it has been put on hold.

Posted almost 8 years ago

fzln

fzln says:

Damnnn! Look at all them philsss!!

Posted over 8 years ago

50voltphantom

50voltphantom says:

Nice! Curious, what length BB does Phil spec for their crank?

Posted over 8 years ago

Danielhorn

Danielhorn says:

Cannot wait to see this built!
Looks like a dream build so far!

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Thanks man! It's certainly my dream build! Can't wait till it's finally done

Posted over 8 years ago

Noypi

Noypi says:

Sumptuous build.. Gorgeous!

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Hey man! Thanks! You have some pretty sick bikes yourself! ;)

Posted over 8 years ago

Cinelliworkaholic

Cinelliworkaholic says:

I seriously hope you are using Phil Wood hand cleaner or I can not support this build

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Hahaha I just might have to use that! Pictures have been uploaded kind sir! Enjoy for now! :)

Posted over 8 years ago

JoeyAnchors

JoeyAnchors says:

This is going to be good! I am in love with the PW crankset, but it's way out of my price range currently.

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Well i normally would of went with something cheaper. But since this is my last build...I'm pulling out the big guns! :)

Posted over 8 years ago

Cinelliworkaholic

Cinelliworkaholic says:

good luck man, mine was stressfull! make sure you get the right headset and dont freakout about how close the chain ring is to the frame!

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

I know! I'll try not to stress too much. I as of right now I'm trying to get as many titanium parts I can get for this bad boy. I want to go all out since it will be my last build. :/

I'm thinking of the Chris King Ti head set though.

Posted over 8 years ago

Cinelliworkaholic

Cinelliworkaholic says:

Nice, I shoulda done chris king headset. Why is it your last build?

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Ya can't go wrong with a king ;)

But to answer you question! My wife says I have too many "expensivel" hobbies. So this will be my last bike build so I can get back to working on my car..the biggest/longest project of my life! Lol

Posted over 8 years ago

Cinelliworkaholic

Cinelliworkaholic says:

wow, that is not a cheap bb/crankset. Good job.

Posted over 8 years ago

Cinelliworkaholic

Cinelliworkaholic says:

Moar photos plz

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Thanks! I'll be posting up a ton of pictures during this process! I will be updating it tomorrow as soon as I'm home!

Posted over 8 years ago

Karl

Karl says:

Looking forward to this!

Posted over 8 years ago

Morning_Runner

Morning_Runner says:

Me too. I've learned from my past build what I really want out of a future bike. So I'm building this one exactly how should of done my first. It will take time but I dont want just "any parts" going on to this and I have no problem waiting for quality parts. I don't see a point in wasting my time/money on cheaper stuff if I'd only end up replacing it later on down the road.

Posted over 8 years ago

Karl

Karl says:

Sounds like you've really thought it through! I completely agree - i've done that, though - replacing and upgrading parts along the way. But it's often random parts since i buy a lot of bikes - and if i find a nice seatpost i mount it on my keeper and throw something shitty on the other bike and then sell it on - means getting free upgrades but just not specifik ones. I dream of one day building a bike like this where every single part is carefully chosen!

Posted over 8 years ago