Mash / Cinelli Vigorelli

Not ugly. Infact many would prefer to crit bars.

I considering getting these, but would prob have to get new stem also.

Not ugly. Infact many would prefer to crit bars.

Depends on the bike innit.

Bull bars would absolutely be my first choice, for both looks and function, for your bike above.

^^^ On that bike crit bars would look better imo

Bullhorns only work aesthetically on certain bikes/builds. Having an small saddle>bar drop with horns doesn't work

Gettin there....

Gettin there....

Oh hello very nice that

Gettin there....

I've got to redo my decals. Might copy that colourful 'C'

That stock Cinelli logo colorway.

This should be Cinelli's own version. (Drop Mash logo)

~~ Should be made in diffrent hues. (blue, green, red etc) ~~ Naaa.

Very tasteful.

Patrick Church?

Need -17* stem and non-anatomic bars.

I'm all for having a stem to fit the rider, but it just looks stupid having a top tube slope down to have that negated by a stem with a rise.

It's the next best thing from buying a lo-pro then using 2" riser bars.

always the same. boring. just an alu-frame like thousand others.

You'd've thought they'd sorted the welds out by now, plus the filling in job of the hole for brake mounting looks well shoddy - just make a fork with no hole

Attention to detail >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Shite V.3

That font scaling is almost as bad as Condor!

Want!

Oh hello, suede Zoncolan. Do want.

Oh wait, it's called the Zoncolan Urban Performance? FFS. Now not sure if want.

Oh you bastards, there's a Regal-e version. That's it, I have to have that on at least two of my bikes now. Fuck.

Sorry, don't mind me, just having a minor breakdown.

Is the Zoncolan a good saddle? I have Concor Lights on both my Principias and I do like them, but I have to say the Zoncolan looks damn good. Probably costs an arm and a leg too.

They're narrow and long, especially the nose, more of a TT saddle I think. Not too uncomfortable - personally the back part is wide enough for me but the cut-in at the side is a bit aggressive. I wouldn't want to ride all day on one. I'm not wild about the bulge on the nose either.

But they do look good. Especially that suede one. I got mine from Planet X when it was in their clearance sale. I think it was about £40.

Have you seen the new Concor they're doing? That looks alright, if a bit like a Fizik.

The Vigorelli with this new MASHed paint job (and stickerz), might work.

They're narrow and long, especially the nose, more of a TT saddle I think. Not too uncomfortable - personally the back part is wide enough for me but the cut-in at the side is a bit aggressive. I wouldn't want to ride all day on one. I'm not wild about the bulge on the nose either.

But they do look good. Especially that suede one. I got mine from Planet X when it was in their clearance sale. I think it was about £40.

Have you seen the new Concor they're doing? That looks alright, if a bit like a Fizik.

Okay. 40 quid would not have hurt.

And no: did not know there's a new Concor. Have to look that up.

Okay. 40 quid would not have hurt.

And no: did not know there's a new Concor. Have to look that up.

http://www.sellesanmarco.it/en/Collezione/Saddles/230/Concor%20Racing.html

There are a few versions, some with a cutout.

It's something they started with the Regal-e, the idea that you make a saddle with the same contact points as the classic design but with modern construction, and half the weight. A bit like the Concor Light was when that came out. They're expensive though, inevitably.

The Regal-e is my favourite - it's actually slightly flatter than the old Regal, which I prefer.

Back on topic, I agree with Nuknow, IMO that's the best Cinelli paint job in ages.

I don't understand why Cinelli can't just dish out the MASH geo in favor of compact, And I don't even appreciate that much compact geo (aesthetically).
It would work sooo much better. Fat tubing needs to make sense, that doesn't make sense IMO.