Cinelli Xperience Frames


  • Average Rating: 5/5
  • MSRP: $ 1000.00
  • # of Reviews: 1

Product Description

  • 7005-T6 triple-butted aluminum construction
  • 1-1/8" Columbus Tusk color matched
  • 34.9mm braze-on type derailleur clamp


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Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by berdhuis a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: September 13, 2009

Strengths:    Beauty is unparalleled, stiffness and responsiveness to acceleration - no lag whatsoever. Sturdiness makes her perfect for training.

Weaknesses:    Paint job on the Electric Blue model is matte finish - no protective clearcoat. This is the only model with the matte finish. Some paint chipping has occurred on the chainstay, bottom bracket (from dropped chain), and fork. I sprayed a thorough layer of gloss clearcoat over the frame to mitigate further chipping. Now she's glossy and even more beautiful - color more vibrant now.

Bottom Line:   
I ordered the Electric Blue model of this frame; and it is absolutely beautiful - turns heads everywhere. Campagnolo Veloce groupset, Mavic Aksium wheels were mated with the frame. With instant response to acceleration and great stiffness, the Xperience thrills me every time I mount her.

On long rides (80+ km) the aluminum frame does transmit enough road buzz to make me fantasize about carbon. This is not a light frame, but very sturdy and responsive - perfect for sprinting and training.

Handmade in Italy.

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Favorite Ride:   Any

Price Paid:    $900.00

Purchased At:   Online

Similar Products Used:   none




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Any Cinelli Xperience experience?

I was looking around on teamcyclist.com today and saw this bike and was wondering if anyone has one, has seen one or generally knows the 411? Thanks   Read More »

Anyone have a newer Cinelli Xperience?

Was looking at a Cinelli Xperience frame and had heard that some of the older frame likes the proxima were too harsh for long rides. The Proxima used a Columbus Link for while the   Read More »

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