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Old 06-18-24 | 07:22 AM
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Bianchi triathlon

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I’m looking into this bike, it’s a Celeste Bianchi, classic steel tubing, sticker made in Italy on.

the model written on the top tube is « triathlon »
i can’t find that model mentioned in any catalog I looked at.
serial: 2D13433

Groupset is full campagnolo.

i can’t post pictures on the forum for now but any help is appreciated.

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I can't help you ID the bike, but I'm sure someone will be along shortly to help. Also, if you post pictures to your personal album, someone can post them here for you.
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Originally Posted by gabrielsmackay
Hi!
I’m looking into this bike, it’s a Celeste Bianchi, classic steel tubing, sticker made in Italy on.

the model written on the top tube is « triathlon »
i can’t find that model mentioned in any catalog I looked at.
serial: 2D13433

Groupset is full campagnolo.

i can’t post pictures on the forum for now but any help is appreciated.

thank you!!

Hello and Welcome to thje forums. Lets start with which country you and the bike are in. Two, you can't post pics for a bit as security feature but you should be able to create an album that we can see.

Is there a sticker showing what kind of tubing? Do the Campagnolo components have a name? Athena? Daytona? Mirage?

I don't recall a Bianchi model actually saying TriAthalon on the frame anywhere, although it is quite possible it's something from the 2000s after my interest in newer bikes waned. There was a rather fancy model from around '99 called a TriathaMegaPro L but I'm unsure if it actually said TriAthalon.
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Thank you for your help!
i added an album to my profile.
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i added an album to my profile.






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Originally Posted by gabrielsmackay
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i added an album to my profile.
that sticker was added by a previous owner. The bike is a entry level racer from around ‘83/84 likely a Nuovo Racing. I’ll try and look deeper later. The brake calipers and certainly the stem are replacements
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
that sticker was added by a previous owner. The bike is a entry level racer from around ‘83/84 likely a Nuovo Racing. I’ll try and look deeper later. The brake calipers and certainly the stem are replacements
Levers look like GC too. That is a strange looking stem. Are those spacers, or carbon fiber extension stem. Hard to see.
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
that sticker was added by a previous owner. The bike is a entry level racer from around ‘83/84 likely a Nuovo Racing. I’ll try and look deeper later. The brake calipers and certainly the stem are replacements
Agreed on all counts. The decals are definitely of that era and rule out 1980-82.
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Interesting that it has a band clamp for the shifters, not what I expected to see with under bb cabling.
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Levers look like GC too. That is a strange looking stem. Are those spacers, or carbon fiber extension stem. Hard to see.
I think it's one of these stem riser things

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Actaully it might be 980 MODEL but as Mr. 66 the clamp on shifters are odd. MOre pics with crown and stay cap details might be interesting but for gabrielsmackay what are plans for this? I think I'd recomend a pass on this for a novice looking for a bike to use.
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