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Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli Estrada(Image credit: Jonny Gawler)
Cinelli are a classic Italian bike company
The
Ride & handling: Stable on the flat, nimble on the ups and well planted on the downs
A bulk of the testing miles were done during two weeks'
We were pleasantly surprised when turning inland and
Cresting the summit and swooping down the other side to the valley
Frame and forks: Chunky tubes and flashy paintwork won't suit shrinking violets
The Estrada boasts a carbon monocoque frame with compact geometry. At first sight the round, oversized Columbus XLR8R
Unusually for a high-end Italian bike, the Estrada is specced
There is a lot of carbon tubing on show alongside the layered
Equipment: Campag gruppo punches above its weight
As is to be expected from an Italian-made bike, the Estrada
True to Cinelli’s heritage, their own Ram full-carbon bar and Neo CK carbon-wrapped alloy stem take care of the
The 31.6mm Ram carbon seatpost finishes the Cinelli
Mavic Kysrium Elite wheels sport 18
The Vredestain Fortezza tyres feature a single compound
