Pista! same but, different
#1
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A little North of Hell
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Pista! same but, different...
https://www.bianchi.it/en/products2007/Road_Y7B54.aspx
https://www.bianchiusa.com/07_pista_concept.html
https://www.bianchiusa.com/07_pista_concept.html
Last edited by Soil_Sampler; 09-23-06 at 08:22 AM.
#2
Biggity-bam
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From: West Lafayette IN, Ann Arbor MI
Bikes: Pista Concept, Fetish beater, Fuji road
same, but ****loads better. You can' get them over here. You have to buy it in Europe and get it shipped.
Notice, the frames alum. but it doesn't look like there are steel track end covers.
Notice, the frames alum. but it doesn't look like there are steel track end covers.
#3
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wow big difference... wonder if its true that bianchi US produce some stuff here in the states, if thats the case I would say... yes, is better go to europe and get that pista alu in there. Fly from here to the UK is like 200 bucks sometimes round trip, wonder how much is the shiping from the UK to USA.
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#5
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Bikes: bianchi pista workhorse, cannondale r1000, mountain bike fixed conversion
much better components...i'm assuming the frame is also better. well, aluminum. hmmm. depends on your point of view, i guess.
#7
Biggity-bam
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From: West Lafayette IN, Ann Arbor MI
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Originally Posted by you
does it cost the same though, or do they factor in the cost of those campy bits and what-not?
#11
Originally Posted by rustang
absolutely hate the UK style fork. big bulky forks just bug me for some reason.
#12
Haha.
I like the look of the Concept in the US better. Dunno about performance comparison though... never ridden the Italian version.
The pure sprint track frame they have that is made in Italy is super awesome though.
I like the look of the Concept in the US better. Dunno about performance comparison though... never ridden the Italian version.
The pure sprint track frame they have that is made in Italy is super awesome though.
#14
Originally Posted by ultraman6970
wow big difference... wonder if its true that bianchi US produce some stuff here in the states, if thats the case I would say... yes, is better go to europe and get that pista alu in there. Fly from here to the UK is like 200 bucks sometimes round trip, wonder how much is the shiping from the UK to USA.
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For the first time we get the Steel pista in the line up overhere, so I'm looking forward to actually see that one in person on the next tradeshow.
D2 pista is, from the top of my head, around 1550 euro. I looked at the new 2007 catalog yesterday at work. They for sure have a better lineup for the mountainbikes. Not sure how the pista's going to do though, sells around the 700 euro price market.
#15
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From: West Lafayette IN, Ann Arbor MI
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If the D2 had inserts (I still don't know whether or not it does), it is much much better than the concept over here. The fork is the oval concepts one, it's hella nice.
#17
Originally Posted by popluhv
Never seen a Sram track crank before.
#18
Originally Posted by DoshKel
Haha.
I like the look of the Concept in the US better.
I like the look of the Concept in the US better.
c'mon, you know you'd rather have my willy wonka beater pista.
https://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...chipistaC.html
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Originally Posted by Ceya
They also have another model that is made of steel and uses Long Shen fork crown (Reminton style) only seen in Japan.
S/F,
CEYA!
S/F,
CEYA!
#20
Originally Posted by visitordesign
c'mon, you know you'd rather have my willy wonka beater pista.
https://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...chipistaC.html
https://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...chipistaC.html






