I feel like most of the people in the comments don’t understand how special what a big stamp in the fixed gear community that frame set is.

@@PedalMore I feel like most people in the comments overhype Cinelli without any basis, so would you be kind as to explain why this frame was so important?

​@@retardno002 these older mash frames hold a special place in fixed gear rider's hearts. If you got introduced to fixed gear riding via the mash SF films in 06 / 07 these frames were incredibly sought after collabs in arguably one of the biggest explosions in fixed popularity. That is what makes them hard to come by, the limited number plus the fact that they sold very quickly and were built for how people wanted their bikes to look then. There's more nuance to it than what ive posted but rarity + hype + quality.

@@grrttshw thank you for an actual explanation, I really appreciate it. rarity + hype + quality is usually a recipe for success, but what is 'quality' more exactly? Do they have some cool tubing or unique geometry?

@@retardno002 yeah the geometry is semi pursuit. And the Cinelli and Mash Collab was orientated at people wanting to ride track bikes on he roads so a lot of that was taken into account in the design.

One of my favourites!

Max Corcoran if it ain’t broke 😉

exactly my first thought... minus the joke though. Are there some unwritten rules in place I don't know about, preventing Cinelli (and other fixed gear) riders from being original and forcing them to use Thomson & Omnium? +waveywheelies

@@arkorenke I think if you're original you don't go for a Cinelli to begin with...

@@retardno002 exactly, end of discussion

Thank you man! Really appreciate it. Always riding my bro 🤙

Thanks! bmx pedals and grips are the best!

Thanks bro! Yeah the rims are beasts

Thanks bro! That’s a really good idea, I’ll keep that in mind and try get a video done 🤙

If you choose the components wisely (especially the hubs), you mainly need allenkeys as a tool for a fixie build (Only for the chain and for the tires a different tool is required). Was also nicely demonstrated in this video.

Principalmente brugole e cacciaviti generici, gli attezzi per la serie sterzo e il movimento centrale/guarnitura ti consiglio fortemente di farteli prestare dal meccanico di fiducia perché costano un sacco e se non sei un meccanico raramente li riutilizzerai Unico consiglio prendi grasso di qualità e sgrassatore in quantità industriali perché per fare manutenzione li ne userai a tonnellate

Ciao Fabio, grazie per il tuo commento e la dritta del grasso. Mi piace l’idea di sporcarmi le mani. Ho già tutti gli attrezzi, a parte quelli speciali ai quali ti riferisci tu. Potrei far montare sterzo e bottom bracket da un meccanico esperto e fare il resto da solo, così non devo acquistare attrezzi costosi e sono sicuro della buona riuscita del lavoro.

Cheers bro!!

Thanks bro!! Yeah that 06 bianchi is nice aye! Do you ride fixed?

waveywheelies I used to ride fixed ages ago, had a volume cutter. who knows maybe I’ll build one up in the near future! 🤔🥳

Rad! Is that a fgfs Frame?

@@waveywheelies yep, they are a bmx company and they made some of the first fgfs frames. Not sure if they still make them. I used to mess around with tricks and stuff hahaaa

Sounds similar to my Subrosa Malum I have. Such a fun bike to mess around on 🤙

Thanks bro! Not all of them nah but I’ll be keeping this one for sure

Thanks for the info! I use hairspray sometimes but I’ve never used rubbing alcohol, I’ll have to give it a go!

How did I not know this??!!! Genius!!

Thanks for that, there’s loads of different ways aye 👍

Thanks bro! It’s a 55cm (Medium). It’s got a low Pro style geometry so I wouldn’t say the fit is ‘bigger’ but it’s definitely more ‘aggressive’

Yeah, that’s what most people with these builds do 😂

You will bro, just a matter of time. What bike you saving for?

I’m saving up just for a decent steel fixie cause that’s just what I’m just capable of

Thanks bro! They do the Gazzetta which is pretty dope, and also the steel vigorelli. There’s also the mash work but they don’t make them anymore so might be harder to find

@@waveywheelies no problem. I also like the Gazzetta, is it light? yu have one right? Ive read abut the toe overlap is it a problem for you?

Wouldn’t say it’s super light but it’s pretty light for steel. Yeah I have one bro, toe overlap I’m used to as most of my fixed gears have it. 165mm cranks might help more and pedal choice too. I do run different forks on my gazzetta though (mash work forks)

@@waveywheelies great man! thanks! Congratulations again on your dream build! Ride safe

Damire Thneedonado thanks bro! You too

Thanks bro!

Thanks bro, appreciate it. This frame is from 2010 so it’s quite hard to find. Try eBay of fixed gear groups

thanks! this is just the stock GXP bb that's comes with omniums

Thanks! Not sure of the brand of these ones sorry

Yeah I agree with you

Thanks bro, I do it because I prefer the look of the top cap sitting flush with the stem. To me it just looks a lot nicer. Stem companies specify you can allow a few mm gap, so it is never an issue

thanks man, I use Finish line premium grease, however some people use anti seize. The stuff I use is pretty generic and standard, nothing special

@@waveywheelies thank you

Good question, I haven’t personally done it but I have heard that it’s just a rubber bung that’s in there that is painted over. So apparently you can pop it out from the backside, or drill it out. But that’s just what I’ve heard, would be best to double check!

Dam bro how could I forget!

They should chance their name to waveyRidies 😭

Yeah? Are they any good?

They aren’t brand new but they are in pretty mint condition!

@@waveywheelies You just gotta get really lucky. I just found some in very good shape for $80 locally.

@@samerjam101 80??? Damn thats some mad luck

Statebicycleco. Has them brand new $260

Can still get them brand new from a BIke shop here which still have around 30 units :)

I agree 🤙

If I can find one in New Zealand 😅

@@waveywheelies i hope you find bro more power!

Nah man, is he currently selling a bolt?

Thanks bro! its the same frame, the lighting is slightly darker in the intro so maybe that's why you thought that

They are getting harder to find but best bet is to just search the web, eBay, lfgss or even Facebook groups

55cm so medium I think, and the stem is 10 degrees

Sorry bro I got them second hand!

you'll have to search your local second hand marketplaces man, they are getting fairly hard to find seen as they did come out 10 or so years ago now.

Yep I’m pretty sure, they constantly changed the geo over the years, but not by much. Main difference is probably the headtube/fork steerer size

@@waveywheelies thanks man!

good question, I actually ended up using a KMC 510 chain. The Izumi chain in the start I didn't end up using. sorry for the confusion

Hard to say bro, it depends if your buying all the parts brand new or second hand. Anywhere from 1k to 3k I would say (NZD$)

Vittoria Rubino 25c

Yes ill be making a video about it