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Old 09-18-06 | 10:07 AM
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Plenty of folks race cross with disc brakes in MN. I don't know what happens if they win, I think they just don't qualify for UCI points. That won't stop me... I can't get this bike out of my head. Anyone have any idea when this bike will be available in the US?
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Old 09-18-06 | 02:11 PM
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I think VeloNews had this to say about singlespeed CX, but I quote from memory:

"The new Bianchi is half as efficent, but a thousand times more painful than the average CX bike."
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Old 09-18-06 | 02:56 PM
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i only wish it had sliding dropouts.
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Old 09-18-06 | 03:39 PM
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Judging from the frame, that appears to be the same frame as used for the Axis cross bike. Bianchi probably had surplus Axis frames and were looking for a way to liquidate their inventory of those frames. They did this with their Reparto Corse SL3 road bike frames by using them for '05 and '06 Giros and San Mateos. I got a screaming deal on a '05 Giro. Ergo, this might mean NOS '05 and '06 Axis bikes could be had for cheap. Hopefully.

(edit) Furthermore, their '07 Axis has celeste trim, a telltale sign that Bianchi wants to move their inventory of that particular frameset.

(edit 2) Considering the Axis can be had for a couple hundred more with a vastly more versatile setup, I think the Roger is too expensive.

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Old 09-17-08 | 09:37 PM
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if i had the money i would switch the fork w/ some fox suspension and change the bars and so on but im very fond of that frame
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Old 09-17-08 | 10:04 PM
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Thanks for letting us know bioch!
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Old 09-17-08 | 11:23 PM
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looks nice
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