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04-24-11, 07:39 AM
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Bianchi
Can anyone here help me identify this bike and give me an idea of the value?
https://www.localbiketrader.com/bike-ad-o2529461738
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https://www.localbiketrader.com/bike-ad-o2529461738
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04-24-11, 08:03 AM
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With that one picture there is not a lot to go on here. It looks like it has down tube shifters so that is a good sign. Also, it has flat bars so those have been changed from OEM. With a celeste paint job it is worth a look at $250 in a hot bike market.
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can you get better pics? it looks like the fork has a Formula tubing decal so the frame may be decent. I say if it fits and you ride it away take it. I can't quite tell if that is Celeste but the style of decals and the brazed on DT shifters point to a decent bike.
if your flipping this may not be a good investment
if your flipping this may not be a good investment
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Thanks for the help. According to the owner, it is an 8 speed. Seems like the price may be too high since I would have to pay shipping. I would like to have a vintage Bianchi but it probably makes better sense to wait until the right one comes along close to where I live.
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