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Selling my 56cm Cinelli Vigorelli frameset in the milan redhook crit colourway to make space for other bikes as it's a bit too small for me. Only 136 were painted this way, but apart from that it's a standard Cinelli vigorelli.

I've been riding round on it for over 4 years so has plent of the expected signs of use with many scratches and a few small paint chips, but there are no dents. Please see all the pictures for this. (A few scratches are currently covered by stickers but i would obviously be happy to remove these if required)

I'm thinking £450 + delivery & Fees.
Colection from Cardiff is more than welcome.

couple of price drops before I move a couple of items elsewhere

couple of price drops. I'll be in london this weekend if anyone wants anything dropping off.

last spin on the Cinelli before it gets dismantled to sell a couple of bits and then eventually sell the frame on as realistically it's too small for me and there's I've got a couple of better fitting bikes on the way.

such a thing of beauty. So many stunning details and attention to detail

pretty sure the guy who dibs'd before istvan is the one flipping it ( @user156565 ) and they've been on the forum for about a year with pretty normal activity

£600 for delivery to london... not bad considering train prices these days /s

looks like I can't do basic maths lol, fixed it

especially as there were other people with interest and as is mentioned in the original sale thread, what could have been a good comunity deal has just been taken advantage of out of greed

correct me if this is unwarranted, @user156565 (i'm assuming)

bought omnium listed here and within a couple of days it's already for sale on FB marketplace with a £600 markup. straight coppied and pasted the description and everything.

What size is the frame? Thanks

known barney for a couple of years, super lovely guy and have a couple of his bits too which are top quality

Nah, who's interested?

SP dynamos are pretty good in my experience. I think one of the 8X series fits a 15mm x 150 TA, otherwise the 6 series is new so might also work.

steal and a half, if only it was my size. Glws

From what I remeber it's a bit heavy and slugish. Also multiple people seemed to have issues with the drop out inserts breaking and then not being able to find any replacments in stock.

Pretty minor things tbh but since the soma was pretty much the same price it was enough to sway me

yeah it's a new world to me too realy, before the soma i'd never ventured above 25c on a track bike, but being able to send it hard even on basic singltrack on a fixed gear is definitely turning out way more fun than it should be.

ah ok, yeah that's proabably the easier/cheaper solution

As mentioned, omnium cxc, the drop out system is slightly different but I've seen people run it fixed with no issues. Otherwise all city super professional? But the reviews put me off those a bit. Genesis day one, squid so-ez, on One pompino. Otherwise there's proper tracklocross bikes like the mash steel or the surly steamroller which have slightly less tyre clearance but have normal track hub spacing.

The only thing tho be aware of is that many of these bikes have a 135mm spacing so they'll require a specific hub.

On the soma? It feels pretty normal... Looking at geo charts the BB drop is only about a centimetre lower than my vigorelli, but I guess the bigger tyres help negate that a bit as measuring from the ground they're pretty much the same height

Thank you, and what are you building up?

bit of background on this one:
the plan was to build a fixed gear steel trouring bike after having ridden to paris on my cinelli vigorelli and whilst having a lot of fun, it left me wanting more. So I guess a slightly better fitting geometry, bigger tyre clearance and a steel frame were the clear solution.

After considering the standard fixed gear options like a surly or mash I realised that something more on the gravel side might fit my demands better. After searching for an old Genesis day one in my size etc. for a couple of weeks, impatience got the better of me and along came the Soma Wolverine.

The bike was built up in a bit of a rush and as a result many parts are stolen off of other bikes (e.g. the front wheel is off of the genesis cdf) so this is a bit of a to do list of future upgrades (somewhat in order but proabably not):

• mount fenders: most likely some kenisis fend-offs for now but eventually something silver

• the bar ends keep popping out so I need to find a suitable replacement

• get some nice bottle cages

• mount a front disk brake (a rear will also follow for any longer trips)

• change the chanring (and eventually the cog too) for a lighter ratio

• dynamo lights: either supernova or exposure

• build front wheel: silver dynamo (sp or son) to matching halo rim

• change finishing kit (apart from handlebars that should maybe be cut down); curently thinking mainly silver parts (nitto or simworks) with a brown leather brooks, but I could could easily convinced to go with a fully blacked out look

finally got round to taking some quick pictures of the Soma fully built up.

vision cranks sold, added DA 172.5mm cranks - please see other photos from the link in the original post as they are pretty worn/rough condition