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05-09-12, 07:41 AM
Hi Bianchi friends!
I would appreciate any advice that you could give me to help identify this Bianchi frame. I really have no idea about this one, my guess is that it's late 80s, perhaps early 90s, but I have no idea about what model it may be. Any tips on the model/year would be greatly appreciated. My understanding is that the bike has been living in Germany for all of its life and has been used for time trial riding.
According to the sticker the tubing is Columbus Cromor and it measures up at 63cm. I think that Cromor, while not the premium tubing, is quite strong and suits a larger rider, which is great because I am over 2m tall and weigh about 100kg. My last bike was an EV2, which rocked my world until the frame cracked - I think I'm better suited to a big steel frame like this one. :)
Many thanks!
Ben
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I would appreciate any advice that you could give me to help identify this Bianchi frame. I really have no idea about this one, my guess is that it's late 80s, perhaps early 90s, but I have no idea about what model it may be. Any tips on the model/year would be greatly appreciated. My understanding is that the bike has been living in Germany for all of its life and has been used for time trial riding.
According to the sticker the tubing is Columbus Cromor and it measures up at 63cm. I think that Cromor, while not the premium tubing, is quite strong and suits a larger rider, which is great because I am over 2m tall and weigh about 100kg. My last bike was an EV2, which rocked my world until the frame cracked - I think I'm better suited to a big steel frame like this one. :)
Many thanks!
Ben
249248249249