XCr $4,499.00 | 3.15 lbs >> configure	Pro Best Of $3,699.00 | 2.31 lbs >> configure	Pro Best Of - Dura Ace Di2 Bike $14,499.00 | 13.98 lbs >> configure	Super Corsa $2,549.00 | 3.95 lbs >> configure
Strato $3,499.00 | 2.16 lbs >> configure	Strato - Super Record Bike $11,199.00 | 14.11 lbs >> configure	Strato - Dura Ace Bike $9,949.00 | 14.55 lbs >> configure	Strato - Ultegra Bike $6,349.00 | 16.17 lbs >> configure
Pro Estrada $2,799.00 | 1.90 lbs >> configure	Pro Estrada - Super Record Bike $10,299.00 | 13.89 lbs >> configure	Pro Estrada - Dura Ace Bike $9,499.00 | 13.98 lbs >> configure	Pro Estrada - Force Bike $5,999.00 | 15.87 lbs >> configure
Saetta $2,299.00 | 2.54 lbs >> configure	Saetta - Ultegra Bike $3,199.00 | 16.98 lbs >> configure	Saetta - 105 Bike $2,650.00 | 18.74 lbs >> configure	Experience $849.00 | 3.31 lbs >> configure
Experience - 105 Bike $1,849.00 | 18.47 lbs >> configure	WYSIWYG $2,799.00 | 2.50 lbs >> configure	WYSIWYG - Ultegra Bike $7,749.00 | 16.98 lbs >> configure

Cinelli 1948, a good professional racer with 15 years pedalling experience in the legs and the geniality in mechanics, decides to make use of his brilliant intuitions developed during the many miles run on every type of road surface, it’s Cino Cinelli. 30 years later, in 1978, Cino handed the company over to a young entrepreneur in the steel tube industry with the bicycle at heart: Antonio Colombo. His interpretation is different, perhaps more visionary, the eye sees beyond the present. So the company is transformed and the inventions of the “design made in Cinelli” begin to get known all over the world. The bicycle changes, or better, the vision of the bike changes. The bike is seen as total project. Laser is born, the lugs are abandoned and Tig welding is introduced in the frame. Furthermore it is the only Italian bicycle to win a Compasso d'Oro (1991) besides more than 28 gold medals in various Olympic games and World Championships.