Bianchi Campione di Italia - Bianchi Forza - Marinoni Speciale

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08-10-11, 08:55 PM

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Bianchi Campione di Italia - Bianchi Forza - Marinoni Speciale

Hi guys, I'm planing on selling those in Ottawa at the end of the month. I'm sad to have to sell my babies, but they are going to help with the downpayment on my new 2012 Scion Xb. So please help me determinate the value of each of these babies. Thanks in advance ! By the way, I'll put a list of the parts at the very end of the page.

MARINONI SPECIALE
Colombus steel frameset
48-49cm framesize
Chromed rear triangle
Pantographed frame and fork
Selle Italia Turbo saddle
Campagnolo Nuovo Record F/R derailleurs
Campagnolo crankset
Campagnolo speed levers
Campagnolo seatpost
Campagnolo dropouts
Campagnolo 50th anniversary hubs
Wolber profiled rims (700c)
Regina cassette
Shimano 600 tricolor brakes
Shimano 600 tricolor brake levers
Dura-ace headset
3TTT stem
3TTT handlebars (not sure)
Brand new white Cinelli handlebar tape

BIANCHI CAMPIONE DI ITALIA
Colombus steel frameset
48-49cm framesize
Ofmega derailleurs (rear is Master)
Ofmega headset
ITM handlebars
Brand new celeste green Cinelli handlebar tape
Bianchi stem
Bianchi cranks
Bianchi speed levers
Shimano 105 brake levers
Modolo brakes
FiR rims (700c)
Can’t remember hubs

BIANCHI FORZA
Tange steel frameset
Unknow size yet, but small
2 tone pearled paint job
Original Avocet Bianchi stamped saddle
Shimano Exage groupset
Modolo special handlebars
Araya rims (700c)
White Cinelli handlebar tape
Nitto stem

08-11-11, 06:39 AM

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are you going to sell the Macaroni without a seat binder bolt? they all look to need a bit cleaning and little waxt to shine them up. FYI the Campione is a '87, and the Forza id '92/93ish atleast here in the states.

personally I would keep the bikes, if they fit, and buy an old Windstar

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08-11-11, 11:19 AM

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I got 400$ for a late 80s campione d'italia here in Kitchener in the spring but I had upgraded the drivetrain with new 10-speed stuff since I was starting with a frame and had that stuff laying around. Assuming yours was in good running condition and all finished I'd think you could get that for it with more original stuff on it, depends on the buyers I guess. I'd hold on to that Marinoni myself, what a gem... but I wouldn't know what to say for the other bikes.