Bianchi Campione 1994
07-27-10, 02:00 PM
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Bianchi Campione 1994
Anyone have any idea what my Bianchi Campione from 1994 is worth? It has the original purple paint and the frame is in great condition. I used it in a few triathalons over the years and always loved the ride.
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07-28-10, 09:18 AM
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Hello Welcome to the forums. bikes values differ greatly depending on condition and your location. where are you? and can you post a few pics?
the Hot Violet was a flashy color. the bike has Campagnolo Stratos components right?
the Hot Violet was a flashy color. the bike has Campagnolo Stratos components right?
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07-28-10, 12:06 PM
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Bike only sold for $850 new, has DT shifters, and is not Celeste. Its about the age buyers will expect to see brifters (1995 version is a brifter bike). Those aspects will hold the value down some IMHO. Really depends on condition. There is always a following for lugged steel.
08-05-10, 11:55 AM
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Hot violet, that's it...I forgot what it was called, though I liked it better than the green at the time. As for components it has the Shimano RX100 though they have Super SLR on the actual brakes. I will snap a few photos and post them.
08-05-10, 01:18 PM
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Ok, so I was wrong again...the last number that I thought was my serial number was just a plastic piece covering the serial number. The correct one is 2N12690. Anyone have any insight on that number? Obviously I know very little about this bike, which is why I turn to the pro bikers for help.
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