Kith and Cinelli on the Same Project

Kith unveils an exceptional collaboration with Cinelli, revisiting 75 years of Italian cycling history through a special edition of the legendary Supercorsa.

Source: press release

A symbol of innovation, art, and cycling culture, Cinelli embodies the purest form of Italian craftsmanship, with a legacy where every detail matters. At the heart of this legend is the Supercorsa, born in 1950, whose iconic lines—crowned fork, fast-back seatstays—have stood the test of time. The Kith for Cinelli version draws on this heritage with a frame available in four sizes, featuring embossed Kith details on the handlebar tape and saddle. The butted frame boasts a unique Cinelli x Kith paint job, an exclusive head tube badge, and a discreet “C” logo on the fork crown.

It features the classic combination of Giro d’Italia handlebars and a 1A stem, a Volare leather saddle, and a Via Folli seatpost, all accented by an ’80s-style leather-look handlebar tape. The MKS Sylvan Touring pedals, adorned with the Cinelli x Kith logo on their leather straps, complete the retro aesthetic.
Beneath this vintage look lies modern performance: a Campagnolo Chorus 12V groupset, Cinelli x Kith Fulcrum Wind 400C carbon wheels, and Pirelli P Zero RS tires.

The collection expands with a co-branded MET helmet, designed for speed, lightness, and comfort, available in Kith’s signature Stadium colorway. Kith and Cinelli also offer a line of road cycling apparel: a jersey, bib shorts, windbreaker, and cap, all in Stadium hue with Cinelli x Kith graphics.
A series of graphic T-shirts rounds out the lifestyle collection. Finally, the collection includes a Kith-for-Cinelli EVA handlebar tape—soft, comfortable, and adorned with a tone-on-tone monogram. A capsule collection where New York style and Milanese heritage come together to celebrate cycling culture in all its forms.

More info at: Cinelli

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