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Old 06-07-20, 05:21 AM
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Touring Package, Racks, Panniers, Fenders

OK time for this to go. I love these Celeste fenders but since I put Woody's Custom wood fenders on the bikes they will fit they are supurflus. I've owned these Panniers for around 20 years and I bet I can on hand the times I've actually used them and most was grocery getting. I am pretty sure the rear rack is Blackburn but the finish makes it tough to read. The front rack is a Sunlite and has the fancy bolts for the cantilever studs and the L brackets. There are two pair of fenders but sadly only one pair of stays. I searched the internet and asked in the ISO/Trade thread years ago but no luck. We all know someone somewhere has a bunch of these stays hanging around from broken fenders off resale bikes.

Everything is in excellent condition, just a bit dusty. The bags have no scuffs, the zippers work, the buckle on the fanny pack is there and works too. One of the straps tore loose decades ago but I just reattached it and never had any issues.

$80 plus shipping for everything. I may list this on FB as well. Contact is BianchiGirLL@yahoo.com











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Ooooooh, Celeste fenders, how cool!!
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Old 06-07-20, 01:36 PM
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What's the widest tire the fenders will accommodate?
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@malcala622 check out these fenders.
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Originally Posted by canklecat
What's the widest tire the fenders will accommodate?

I am not sure. I was using them on my Volpe with 28s and there was plenty of room. I believe the Celeste ones are off a Milano. I’ll see if I can find the tire size they came with.
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Ah, probably too narrow if they seemed about right for 28s. I moved my old Univega up from 700x32 to 700x42 Conti Speed Rides and don't want to switch back. But my old SKS Bluemels are too narrow -- the Speed Rides have protruding side knobbies. Thanks, though!
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Great stuff, BG. If I had any thought I would tour again, that would sit nicely on my new project. However, someone will get a great deal!
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Sweet fenders, I wish I had a Bianchi to go with them...GLWS
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Yule Tide Greetings Fellow Worshippers of all things bike related. Some fabulous, albeit slightly used, panniers and fenders along with some racks are just thing to go under your tree to compliment that vintage Voyager or Volpe you picked up for a song. Sunlite silver fenders for a stately dignified look while rolling through the hills or Celeste to really stand out from the crowd.

Hurry and order today to beat the holiday rush!!!

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Are both pairs of fenders the Celeste color?
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
Yule Tide Greetings Fellow Worshippers of all things bike related. Some fabulous, albeit slightly used, panniers and fenders along with some racks are just thing to go under your tree to compliment that vintage Voyager or Volpe you picked up for a song. Sunlite silver fenders for a stately dignified look while rolling through the hills or Celeste to really stand out from the crowd.

Hurry and order today to beat the holiday rush!!!

Did you ever sell these on eBay?
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Did you ever sell these on eBay?

no I still have it
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
no I still have it
Well-deserved bump then!
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