The Mash x Cinelli bike frame gets an updated look for 2010. Once again designed by Benny Gold, the frame comes in a green/white colorway, inspired by the classic adidas Rod Laver. Look out for a release some time Spring 2010.

A more detailed look at the Mash x Cinelli 2010 Bike Frame follows after the jump.

For 2010 Mash SF once again worked with Cinelli on a bike. Benny Gold was again in charge of design and gave the bike an updated green look for the new year. The custom paint and frame stickers are meant to resemble the shape of the Mash lighting bolt and give the bike a feeling of speed. Cinelli will continue to offer the classic color as well as the new color option. The bike is being previewed at the Interbike show this week.

Earlier this year we presented to you the Cinelli x Mash SF bike frame. Here comes now the matching t-shirt, featuring the crest designed by Benny Gold. The t-shirt is now available in the Benny Gold online store. More detailed images of the tee follow after the jump.

A year in the making, we can give you a look at the final Mash SF x Cinelli bike frame, which was designed by Benny Gold. The frame looks very solid and comes in a grey scale color combination. Details include custom crest designs by Benny Gold. More info and images of the frame follow here.

Mike Giant produced a nice graphic, showing off his ‘64 Black Cinelli Super-Corsa bike and offered it to the Italian bike maker. They liked it so much, that they will soon be releasing it as a limited edition poster.

We will keep you posted about the release!

The Mash SF crew has worked with Cinelli on a collaboration fixed gear bike, which is now being shown at the Interbike 2008 in Las Vegas. The Mash logo appears several times on the bike and the outcome is a real beauty. There is no word on the release yet, but we will keep you posted.

More detailed images of the bike follow after the jump.

RCVA and Cinelli present "Pressure" an art exhibit around bicycles. Featured are the likes of Barry McGee, Kaws, Dan Murphy, Phil Frost and and Stephen Powers. Above you can see the Barry McGee bike. And, you can view it in person at the VASF Gallery, 1485 Haight Street, San Francisco until July 31. 
Selections from the show after the jump.

RVCA and Cinelli worked together with artist Barry McGee on a fixed gear bike frame. Overall there will only be 50 bikes on sale and coming in three frame sizes. The complete kit will be going for 3′700 USD. In June there will be a RVCA x Cinelli exhibition showcasing the bike. More news to come on this project. Via LaMJC.