Classic and Vintage Bicycles: What's it Worth? Appraisals and Inquiries - Bianchi Nuovo Alloro?

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P4D
07-13-09, 07:08 PM
I have confirmed this is a Bianchi Nuovo Alloro. Any comments on the bike?

http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b257/Fallen86/Bicycles/?action=view&current=Bianchi61.jpg


61cm Bianchi
Campagnolo nuovo record shifters and derailleurs. modolo brakes. gipime cranks. made in Italy, Columbus frame tubing. $300

http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b257/Fallen86/Bicycles/?action=view&current=Bianchi61.jpg

Picchio Special
07-14-09, 08:12 AM
Are you asking if it's worth $300? I'd say yes. You can always try to nudge it down a little, but I'd pay that if the bike fit me and was in good shape.
chevy42083
07-14-09, 08:22 AM
I'm interested in any general info on the bike.

I have a metallic black 1983 one in a 51ish size that I've ridden for the past 12+ years... almost 1/2 my life. I love it. Same campy/modolo components, same seat... not sure if I have the same cranks. I just wish the Nuovo Alloro stickers hadn't worn off the top tube... (that's where I rest my hand as I shift, it's a 51 ;) )

If you get the numbers/letters off the area around the seat clamp (3 on each side, I believe), you can look up some more info on it. That was how I discovered mine was an early '83.

(I still have the original pedals, brake levers, bottle cage, and seat)
http://s-seriesforum.com/albums/album371/DSCN0329.sized.jpg

Iowegian
07-14-09, 04:12 PM
General info on the Nuovo Alloro??

I had one that was Celeste, seemed like a mid-range model - some Campy parts, some Modolo, Bianchi label Ofmega cranks, Columbus TreTubi frame, 'B' engraved in the fork crown. With all these different versions and colors coming out I wonder how many incarnations the Nuovo Alloro had...