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agreed, it's a design icon
was in the sablon area of Brussels, and that seat/stool combo was no less than 14,000 euros in the shops that had
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Super went for euro 7128.70
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/COLNAGO-Super-Mexico-special-edition-campagnolo-50th-anniversary-group-set-NOS-/121466617388?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c47f97e2cI could buy a half acre of land for the that money. 12000 pound could get you half a relic + land.
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agreed, it's a design icon
was in the sablon area of Brussels, and that seat/stool combo was no less than 14,000 euros in the shops that had>What it has become is the default 'top trump' bike of people who think '73 Carrera RSs and Helmut Newton prints are rare collectibles that show off their great taste. Just like the Eames chair.
Practically every visit to a track bike blog these days will yield you several pictures of a (riderless, studio-bound) Cinelli Laser. I've seen two in real life in the last 18 months without even looking for them. It's not even like they show up in interesting cycling films being ridden by people who have anywhere near the capabilities to do them justice. Considering what folk are daring to build these days, buying one is almost tragically unimaginative.
As for the chair & ottoman - The real deal costs four and a half grand (in GBP or USD), brand new from Vitra or Herman Miller. Anyone asking €14k is angling for stupid tourists (or people who work in finance).
Patfatenough
Mr_B
#worthit imo.
The Laser on the other hand is fast becoming the bicycle equivalent of this.