[hollister]

thought some of you might be interested. 1959 cinelli,campy gran sport,everything came out of the original boxes.built for a customer as a tribute to a bike his brother had as a young man.

 

[hollister]

ok how do i get pics to load?:madman:

 

[Veloculture]

ok how do i get pics to load?:madman:

www.photobucket.com is the easiest. e-mail me if you have questions.

 

[Veloculture]

i'm loading up Holisters photos for him. this bike is amazing.

 

[wooglin]

Oh my! Be still my heart!! Where in the world did you find a NIB Cinelli from 1959? :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

 

[ssmike]

Wow! That's a beauty!

 

[hollister]

the frame was painted and chromed at D&D,it wasnt in that great of condition.my hands were shaking as i opened some of the boxes.the hardest part to find was the seatpost binder bolt,cinelli had a proprietary bolt.

 

[hollister]

more pics to come

just got an e-mail from the guys brother,more pics to come

 

[Veloculture]

here we go with round two

 

[bushpig]

Beautiful.

 

[Don Juan]

Holy hell. Mtb's have nothing on this.

 

[IF52]

Very nice. Very very nice.

 

[abmtnbkr]

Bellissimo!!!!!

 

[pinguwin]

If it wasn't a road bike...it'd be beautiful.

Reminds me of my high school woodshop teacher, "Smoother than new born baby's buttocks and shining like a diamond in a goat's ass." (those were the days when a teacher could say that without parents getting their undies bundled).

It really is an impressive machine.

'Guin

 

[hollister]

i wasnt sure how they wrapped bars back in the day,so i did it like we would today.turns out i shoulda started at the top and tucked it at the bottom.i built the bike, but the pic of the inside of the chainrings had me scratching my head saying"i didnt put 2 chains on",dang that thing is shiny big ups to veloculture for posting the pics for my non tech savy @ss:thumbsup:

 

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Oh my! Be still my heart!! Where in the world did you find a NIB Cinelli from 1959? :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

My brother told me he got all the parts at the Twilight Zone Bike Shop. He said that's where he gets all his parts.

 

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This bike was built as close as possible to the original sales record at CBS. Thanks Hollister for the great build.

 

[hollister]

This bike was built as close as possible to the original sales record at CBS. Thanks Hollister for the great build.

i work in an industry that is mainly focused on the latest cabon fiber doodad,all about tech specs and shaving grams.it was truly a pleasure to rebuild that bike.your brother said that you were to be the only one allowed to ride it,did you take it for a ride?how was it?

p.s im restoring a 59 galaxy 500 ill send you some pics.

 

[Rumpfy]

This bike was built as close as possible to the original sales record at CBS. Thanks Hollister for the great build.

Truely a wonderful bike. Understated class all the way.

I think Hollister has done some work on my bikes in the past. He's ok I guess.

66 Mustang GT Fastback owner here too. Old Fords are great!

 

[Rumpfy]

p.s im restoring a 59 galaxy 500 ill send you some pics.

Really?

What kind of build? Low and slow.