1990 Bianchi Axis 23 very, very nice.
02-26-21, 09:50 AM
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1990 Bianchi Axis 23 very, very nice.
This is as close to new as you can get in terms of quality of the paint and the components that are original. I started doing this project as an upright but have lost interest. My loss is your gain. $325 plus actual shipping. This includes everything you see. Local pick up free in Arkansas.
this is very nice. I paid good money for the sun tour accushift thumb shifter set up and the tires are new. The rear wheel will need truing. The tires are gravel king 35s. You could fit much larger tires in this
consider this a group of excellent like new old parts with a few new parts mixed in . I have not put it all together yet.
its too nice to tear down but I will part it out if no one here wants it. If that happens - I would sell the frame and fork for $180 plus actual shipping. Maybe your vision for this awesome frame would even cooler. This is as close to new old stock as you will find.
this is very nice. I paid good money for the sun tour accushift thumb shifter set up and the tires are new. The rear wheel will need truing. The tires are gravel king 35s. You could fit much larger tires in this
consider this a group of excellent like new old parts with a few new parts mixed in . I have not put it all together yet.
its too nice to tear down but I will part it out if no one here wants it. If that happens - I would sell the frame and fork for $180 plus actual shipping. Maybe your vision for this awesome frame would even cooler. This is as close to new old stock as you will find.
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@justcynn Weren't these drop bar bikes? Axis was a cyclocross model (CX bikes are typically drop bar) and Google image search for "1990 Bianchi Axis" shows mostly drop bar bikes, but your description says that the components are original. Good looking bike with a fair price, just curious if you could clarify.
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@justcynn Weren't these drop bar bikes? Axis was a cyclocross model (CX bikes are typically drop bar) and Google image search for "1990 Bianchi Axis" shows mostly drop bar bikes, but your description says that the components are original. Good looking bike with a fair price, just curious if you could clarify.
yes! Sorry if that was misleading. I built it as an upright but have the drop bars. But but no shifters to go with the drop bars.
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Very nice. I wish I had room. I think I have a pair of Suntour index bar cons somewhere needs them for this
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That looks like a 25" frame, not 23".
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Price Drop to $280. I have the Original Drop Bars if you prefer those but not the original Shifters. I do have a set of Suntour Barcons I would include with the Drop Bar set up for an additional $40.
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Interested in this if still available.
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sorry, I ended up tearing this one down and putting the frame on Ebay, its currently on Ebay
04-11-22, 02:24 PM
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