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hello, would like some help to indentify this frame.
danke! Pardon my English. |
Nuovo Alloro.
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None of the Nuovvo Alloro frames I've seen had chromed fork.
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+1, Nuovo Alloro, specifically 1987.
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Originally Posted by mvrkrabak
(Post 18662758)
None of the Nuovvo Alloro frames I've seen had chromed fork.
However, there is no denying that the frame is a 1987 Italian manufactured frame, based on the serial, in conjunction with frame characteristics. It has the green Formula II tubing decals used this year, indicating a mid-range model. The only Formula II model offered in white, in the USA that year, was the Nuovo Alloro. If it is from a different market, it may not be a Nuovo Alloro. Since it's lost the model name decal, just call it a 1987 Bianchi Formula II. |
Originally Posted by T-Mar
(Post 18662808)
You get quite a bit of variation, depending on the market. For instance, the Canadian versions for the mid-1980s are often seen with a completely chrome fork, while those for the USA market were painted. It could also be a replacement fork but I also see that it has a chromed chain stay, so it may be non-USA market.
However, there is no denying that the frame is a 1987 Italian manufactured frame, based on the serial, in conjunction with frame characteristics. It has the green Formula II tubing decals used this year, indicating a mid-range model. The only Formula II model offered in white, in the USA that year, was the Nuovo Alloro. If it is from a different market, it may not be a Nuovo Alloro. Since it's lost the model name decal, just call it a 1987 Bianchi Formula II. I live in Vienna, Austria and bought it here a few weeks ago. |
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