I have a Ferarri red and chrome Scarfacci Stilletto that rides like a dream. The Scarfacci is a "Cinelli Super Corsa" inspired road bike using modern Columbus Genius tubbing, chromed lugs and a long wheelbase. John Pacora of Sonoma county had these frames made in Italy by the builder who makes the Colnago Master for Colnago. (Someone here probably knows the name and can tell us all about him) I sold John his first Cinelli and have helped him with a few parts for his Legnano over the years so I know what he is trying to replicate. Since it has light lively tubes, good craftsmanship, fine Italian detailing and a Campagnolo Record groupo there's not much to complain about. Sure the first one had a horrible Italian paint job and lots of file marks but the second one looks great. The over the top logo of the naked woman holding the torch makes the bike seem a bit contrived but like it just the same. I just rode it across the Golden Gate Bridge this morning to Mill Valley. I'd recommend a long sleeve jersey. In conclusion i'd say rides better than any Lambert I've ever ridden.