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Old 04-12-11 | 07:45 AM
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Bianchi Premio Special!

I had to impulse buy it
https://tippecanoe.craigslist.org/bik/2291176650.html

Thats the original posting- Heres what it became!

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If anyone has additional information I'd be glad to hear it! I'm not entirely certain what year it is etc. I nabbed it for $100. The serial under the cranks is: 80519682

It has no rust on the frame or forks- I feel like i lucked out. If you cant see from the pictures the factory decals are also in awesome condition. Its not quite as light as my torpado but it sure is beautiful

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Old 04-12-11 | 07:55 AM
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nice score Dave. she cleaned up very nicely, and yes very lucky on the decals. do I see a Suntour 4050/3040 drivetrain? I believe that and the black rings make it an '88. the frame is lisdted as Tange DB in SuperSet design, but I believe that may be only the main tubes. the next model up is listed as Mangalloy stays so I am not sure if yours would be HiTen, Mangalloy or ChroMo. but whatever it is it should ride very well.
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Old 04-12-11 | 08:14 AM
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The Deraileur and records are compagnolo (i stripped em off my old torpado). The front deraileur is a suntour- and the back was originally as well. The little bianchi sticker says its Chrome Moly. Its odd that 88 doesnt show in the serial- i was assuming it was an 82 Thanks for the reply!

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Old 04-12-11 | 08:32 AM
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Nice score, I own two Premios, great all rounder. They dont ride heavy if you know what I mean.looks sharp, and quite comfortable. I think you like it very much.
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Old 04-12-11 | 09:37 AM
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I'm calling, "fork's bent" on this one.
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Old 04-12-11 | 10:55 AM
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I'm calling, "fork's bent" on this one.
OH Bummer I never noticed. look for a serial number on the lower left side of the ST.
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Old 04-12-11 | 12:44 PM
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the forks are bent? *runs off to look*...........They're fine- its just a wierd angle on the picture
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I am not sure, use a rubberband or a toe strap to keep the front wheel lined up with the frame. the folow the line of the fork. it does seem to curve back a bit. Sorry

this '87 Sport SX is close enough to be a cousin, look at the same line on it.



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