Cinelli Supercorsa

Frame

Supercorsa

Specifications

Manufacturer
Cinelli
Name
Supercorsa
MPN
11SCR2480AZL
Discipline
Road
Material
Steel
Head Tube
Straight
Upper S.H.I.S
EC30/25.4
Lower S.H.I.S
EC30/26
Max Tyre Width (mm)
25
Seatpost Diameter (mm)
27.2
Wheel Sizes
700c / 29"
Frame Size
48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64
Front Axle Standard
9 × 100 mm (QR)
Rear Axle Standard
9 × 130 mm (QR)
BB Standard
ITA THREADED
BB Thread Type
Italian
Rim Brake Mount
Single Bolt
Cable Routing
External
Weight (g)
1830

Included Components

  • Cinelli Supercorsa Fork
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    Cinelli Supercorsa Fork

Compatibility

Cinelli Supercorsa is a Cinelli road frame. Everything listed below was matched on a specification we hold for both parts: the interface each pairing actually depends on, such as freehub body, speed count, actuation or mounting standard. Where we could not verify that interface, the part is left out rather than assumed to fit.

Bottom brackets for this frame shell18

BB29ITARecommended

Token

BB29ITA

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
ISO Square Taper (ITA / ISO)Recommended

Token

ISO Square Taper (ITA / ISO)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
ITA Bottom Bracket (Shimano 24mm)Recommended

Cybrei

ITA Bottom Bracket (Shimano 24mm)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
ITA Bottom Bracket (SRAM DUB)Recommended

Cybrei

ITA Bottom Bracket (SRAM DUB)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Italian Threaded ABEC-3 BB for 29mm (SRAM) CranksRecommended

Wheels Manufacturing

Italian Threaded ABEC-3 BB for 29mm (SRAM) Cranks

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Italian Threaded ABEC-3 BB for 30mm CranksRecommended

Wheels Manufacturing

Italian Threaded ABEC-3 BB for 30mm Cranks

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Italian Threaded Ceramic BB for 30mm CranksRecommended

Wheels Manufacturing

Italian Threaded Ceramic BB for 30mm Cranks

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Italian Threaded Road ABEC-3 BB for 24mm Cranks (Shimano)Recommended

Wheels Manufacturing

Italian Threaded Road ABEC-3 BB for 24mm Cranks (Shimano)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Italian Threaded Road Ceramic BB for 24mm Cranks (Shimano)Recommended

Wheels Manufacturing

Italian Threaded Road Ceramic BB for 24mm Cranks (Shimano)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
JIS Square Taper (ITA / JIS)Recommended

Token

JIS Square Taper (ITA / JIS)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
🚲Recommended

Campagnolo

Power-Torque Cups - ITA

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
PREMIUM BB 386EVO CRANK TO ITA 70 FRAMERecommended

FSA

PREMIUM BB 386EVO CRANK TO ITA 70 FRAME

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Pro-Tech Bottom Bracket - ITARecommended

Campagnolo

Pro-Tech Bottom Bracket - ITA

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
QCK-Tech Bottom Bracket - ITARecommended

Campagnolo

QCK-Tech Bottom Bracket - ITA

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
TK877ITA (ITA / 24)Recommended

Token

TK877ITA (ITA / 24)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
TK877ITA (ITA / GXP)Recommended

Token

TK877ITA (ITA / GXP)

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
Ultra-Torque Cups - ITARecommended

Campagnolo

Ultra-Torque Cups - ITA

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells
DUB Italian Bottom BracketRecommended

SRAM

DUB Italian Bottom Bracket

  • Both are ita threaded bottom bracket shells

Forks with a matching steerer and wheel size20

Frequently Asked Questions

What fits Cinelli Supercorsa?

On this page we list brake calipers this frame mounts, bottom brackets for this frame shell, forks with a matching steerer and wheel size. Each listing was matched on a specification we hold for both parts; anything we could not verify is omitted rather than assumed to fit.

Can I mix Cinelli Supercorsa with MTB components?

Cinelli Supercorsa is recorded as a road component. Some standards do carry across (cassette spacing at a given speed count, for instance), but cable pull ratio and chainline frequently differ between road and MTB groups, so check the specific pairing rather than assuming it carries over.