Unknown Bianchi value?
08-30-16, 08:42 AM
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Unknown Bianchi value?
https://saginaw.craigslist.org/bik/5757013250.html
Saw this right after it was listed and contacted the seller, anyone have any information on the model and value?It looks like it needs a good cleaning and redoing but it looks like its all there. I dont know my Bianchi`s that well so any help is appreciated thanks!
Saw this right after it was listed and contacted the seller, anyone have any information on the model and value?It looks like it needs a good cleaning and redoing but it looks like its all there. I dont know my Bianchi`s that well so any help is appreciated thanks!
08-30-16, 09:07 AM
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I wonder if it is Canadian? I don't think I ever saw a Bianchi like that before. The frame looks late '80+, dual bottle bosses and pump peg, but the chrome fork is unusual for a US bike and the chrome rear triangle is very strange as in the internal cable routing.
For a $100 I would go look. Even if it isn't a Bianchi if it is real chrome on the rear triangle and has good dropouts it is likely to be a good rider.
For a $100 I would go look. Even if it isn't a Bianchi if it is real chrome on the rear triangle and has good dropouts it is likely to be a good rider.
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I wonder if it is Canadian? I don't think I ever saw a Bianchi like that before. The frame looks late '80+, dual bottle bosses and pump peg, but the chrome fork is unusual for a US bike and the chrome rear triangle is very strange as in the internal cable routing.
For a $100 I would go look. Even if it isn't a Bianchi if it is real chrome on the rear triangle and has good dropouts it is likely to be a good rider.
For a $100 I would go look. Even if it isn't a Bianchi if it is real chrome on the rear triangle and has good dropouts it is likely to be a good rider.
08-30-16, 09:55 AM
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See what is the stay caps and drops. Again I think I would pick it up if it fit and had good drops.
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