Cinelli Vigorelli Road
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on Cinelli Vigorelli Road. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- It was hard to find a review that didn’t mention the fast and agile nature of this bike through turns.
- Thron chromoly steel tubing provided a stiff, flexible frame with a classic look.
- The Vigorelli Road is built to accommodate (and comes with) 28c width wheels that contributed to comfort and increased lean through turns.
- This bike takes its geometry cues from fixed-gear bikes, lending to a ride experience that was described by experts as exciting and aggressive.
- Because of the high bottom-bracket clearance, this is a bike that permits continual pedalling through sharp turns.
- Experts and enthusiasts alike, enjoyed the position and drop of the handlebars. They received plaudits for comfort and the possibility of multiple hand positions.
- The finish, welds, appearance and fixtures of the frame, were described as being beautiful and of high quality.
- Some experts considered the price of the Vigorelli to be very reasonable.
5 reasons not to buy
- The aggressive nature of the bike meant that it unnerved some riders on high-speed descents. This factor also contributed to discomfort on longer rides.
- There were a few reports that the ride was a little too firm, something that was partially the result of an aluminum seat-post and carbon fork.
- Braking is compromised by poor quality brake-pads, an unnecessary compromise of the decent brake calipers.
- On uphills, this bike felt sluggish to some riders.
- The Vigorelli’s frameset struck experts as heavier than it’s peers.
