Cinelli components

Pedals, handlebars, stems, toe straps, saddles, frame lugs, bottom brackets and fork crowns.

Cino Cinelli was hugely influential on the direction of
modern racing bikes through his designs for components.

Updated 4.2.2014

1964 - Cinelli aluminum bars introduced.
1968 - Cinelli aluminum stem Mod. 1/A (A = aluminum) introduced.
1973 - Cinelli aluminum stem Mod. 1/R (R = Record) introduced.
1975 - Cinelli Mod. 1/A stem pinch bolt nut changed to allen nut fitting.
1978 - Cinelli Cino & C. sold to Antonio Columbo (owner of Columbus tubing
and 3 ttt) logo changed to "Flying C" soon after.
Thanks to ChuckSchmidt

Cinelli Timeline
courtesy Chuck Schmidt
Velo-retro.com

CINELLI
bars & stems
43bikes.com

Cinelli Only
Blog

1962 CINELLI
43bikes.com

Cinelli info
Italian Cycling Journal

CINELLI
Components section

A Visit With
Cino Cinelli
by David V. Herlihy

Original steel handlebar stems w/ badge... 1A stem with old logo (4 pictures)

1950s & early 60s steel bar & stem..

Left: 1980s 1R Center: 1R w/new logo Right: XR stem..

The first clipless pedal?
Cinelli mod M-71

The short lived Cinelli Bivalent hub system

Bicycle Guide magazine article about Bivalent hubs by John Derven

      There were two styles issued by Cinelli; the first had a chromed steel center barrel with aluminum hub flanges. The later version had an all aluminum hub body.
     The Bivalent hub set "... came out in the early 1960s, probably 1961 or 62. The change-over to one-piece shells seems likely in 1967"
                                               Gary DellaRossa on the Classic Rendezvous Google group

A wheel set