Andreas85
Dirt Disciple
Hello everyone,
I wanted to share something that might excite fellow vintage cycling enthusiasts, especially those passionate about Cinelli bicycles. A new book has recently been published, delving deeply into the history, design, and engineering of the legendary Cinelli Laser models. The book covers the evolution of these iconic bikes from 1981 to 1992, featuring a rich timeline, over 500 high-quality photographs, and detailed insights into the craftsmanship that made these bicycles a symbol of innovation and artistry. There’s even a foreword by Antonio Colombo himself, which adds a unique touch to the project.
What makes this particularly interesting is that the book was created by a small independent publisher with a genuine love for vintage cycling, and it showcases several rare and restored models that many of us may never get the chance to see in person.
For those who are into the history and beauty of classic bikes, this could be a fantastic resource to dive into. I thought it was worth sharing here since it feels like something many of you would appreciate!
If you're curious to learn more, feel free to message me or check out the publisher’s page www.corsaclassic.com
Thanks
Andrea
I wanted to share something that might excite fellow vintage cycling enthusiasts, especially those passionate about Cinelli bicycles. A new book has recently been published, delving deeply into the history, design, and engineering of the legendary Cinelli Laser models. The book covers the evolution of these iconic bikes from 1981 to 1992, featuring a rich timeline, over 500 high-quality photographs, and detailed insights into the craftsmanship that made these bicycles a symbol of innovation and artistry. There’s even a foreword by Antonio Colombo himself, which adds a unique touch to the project.
What makes this particularly interesting is that the book was created by a small independent publisher with a genuine love for vintage cycling, and it showcases several rare and restored models that many of us may never get the chance to see in person.
For those who are into the history and beauty of classic bikes, this could be a fantastic resource to dive into. I thought it was worth sharing here since it feels like something many of you would appreciate!
If you're curious to learn more, feel free to message me or check out the publisher’s page www.corsaclassic.com
Thanks
Andrea
