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Old 08-31-19, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by tkamd73


1982 Champione Del Mondo ( from a previous thread)
Wow - super clean. It looks like it came straight from the showroom floor. Nice to see we've both got '82 Campione del Mondo's. I see yours has been upgraded with Campy Nuovo and Super Record components very similar to mine.
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Originally Posted by tkamd73
Yup, free frame given to me by a mech at my local LBS. looking at the fork, assumed it was crashed, upon further inspection quite obvious, but who cares if it’s free. Actually, replacement fork was from Bianchi, someone cared. Wasn’t free to fix it, but well worth it. Kudos to Yellow Jersey, they did the repairs and repaint.
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They did a great job on the repaint, then.

Are you happy with the repairs? It's always good to know about someone who does good work.
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Old 08-31-19, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Paletti



Oooh yeah.

Great list of bikes you own too.
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Originally Posted by Gary Fountain
I've got an '82 Bianchi Campione del Mondo - a very nice bike in pretty good condition but not really in the same league as your new beauty. It's a factory built frame, of course, but not Reparto Corse. The shellac will be great. I saw some other photos on Flickr and you look perfectly at home on the Specialissima.

I must admit that I did get on our local ebay this evening to see if there were any high end Bianchi's - hahaha - look what you've made me do.

The '82 Campione del Mondo - I may as well show it:



It's lovely and it did take me a while to build but.......I just can't seem to fall in love with it. I sold it once and bought it back a couple of years later but.......its a nice bike.
That's the one! I still think CdM12Vs are tops. Our frames look identical except in detail - I think yours uses the same exact fork crown, lugs and BB shell as mine, in addition to short Campy 1010b dropouts. Love the way you accented the details with Celeste

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Sorry if I've already posted.



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Old 08-31-19, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
That's the one! I still think CdM12Vs are tops. Our frames look identical except in detail - I think yours uses the same exact fork crown, lugs and BB shell as mine, in addition to short Campy 1010b dropouts. Love the way you accented the details with Celeste

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Thanks DD.

I think my model was used by the Belgian Pro team in 1982 as their team bike so that says something - perhaps cheap - haha. I couldn't help myself with adding something like the celeste accents.

Are you thinking 'drillium' at all with yours?
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Old 08-31-19, 06:16 PM
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Hi Mackgoo, beautiful collection and some brilliant Bianchi's. the shopping bike would need a good lock if it was left outside a shop. My fav. is the SLX ? Bianchi - but I wouldn't say no to any of them.
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That last one is gorgeous, I want to find a thread specifically for old Italian city bikes now
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Originally Posted by Gary Fountain
Are you thinking 'drillium' at all with yours?
I considered doing a little basic drillium on the brake levers, then thought better of it. Once you do one bit, you might as well do them all. Instead I stuck with paint highlights and the funky gear levers - and shellacked bar tape. That is as far as I'm going on this. Plus, I've not drilled a hole in anything for a couple years now

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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
I considered doing a little basic drillium on the brake levers, then thought better of it. Once you do one bit, you might as well do them all. Instead I stuck with paint highlights and the funky gear levers - and shellacked bar tape. That is as far as I'm going on this. Plus, I've not drilled a hole in anything for a couple years now

DD
Yeah, I thought you had 'parked' the Dremel a while ago. I know what you mean about "Once you do a bit....".

I really mean it when I say I love your Bianchi - it really is the bike I have wanted for ages. It's perfect. That (Specialissima) and a Miguel Indurain Banesto Pinarello

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Originally Posted by jim dandy
Gary,
Thank you for the encouraging words regarding “Edorado” ... Although I have a nice ‘86 Alan, this will be my first Bianchi.
Edorado should be shined up and ready to go into rotation by April-May.

Best Regards,
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Aren't the ALAN's wonderful bikes!?
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Originally Posted by mackgoo
Sorry if I've already posted.



Soon to be built


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Eroica


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Thinking that last one was Abe Vigoda's.
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Originally Posted by Gary Fountain
Wow - super clean. It looks like it came straight from the showroom floor. Nice to see we've both got '82 Campione del Mondo's. I see yours has been upgraded with Campy Nuovo and Super Record components very similar to mine.
Thanks, but not an upgrade according to the original Bianchi brochures, thats how it came originally. Bike was mostly Campy Gran Sport, with NR derailleurs, and SR brake levers
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Originally Posted by jim dandy


Gary,
This is the Alan I did the restomod on ... Well made, flexible without being twitchy. But with 33 year old CF, I’m careful where I ride it, and no downhills over 20mph.
Let’s see yours ...

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It's a real beauty. I've always admired the carbon ALAN's. They seem to clean-up so well with minimal work - Yours looks new.

Here's mine: 1983, Aluminium, mostly Super Record. I commuted on this bike for quite a while.

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Originally Posted by Boxkite
I built this Colnago new in 1977. It has gotten different wheels somewhere along the way for it used to sport 'sew-ups' when I raced it. It has Ambrosio stem and bars with Benotto tape, Campagnolo Super Record gruppo including toe clips and Alfredo
Binda straps. I cleaned it and took it for a spin today! If I could only find some Vittoria shoes and cleats!

A great story of long term ownership. It must be a great riding bike and it's set-up so well. Good luck with your shoe/cleat search.

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Originally Posted by malcala622
Wow. Like new and my favourite era too. You don't see those Concor Profil saddles everyday, especially in white.

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Originally Posted by Boxkite
This Gios is 30 years old and still cleans up nicely! It is the most beautiful blue! Campagnolo Record with Gios 'branded' pedals never lets me down and this is another of my 'daily drivers'. It's a little stiffer than a steel ride and great for sprinting.

I have to agree about the colour as it's so iconic and beautiful. This is everything the 90's was about. from the Ciussi Ti bottle cages to the Campy Record groupset, to the Ti Flite saddle, to the alloy frame and is that a titanium seatpost? It all screams the best of the 90's. So good to read it is stiff and responsive as the 90's demanded. What a great bike to own.

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Originally Posted by Boxkite
This is one of my 'daily drivers' and is over 25 years old. It has Campagnolo Record gruppo. I love steel!
I still remember when the Torelli's were introduced and the intrigue as to which Italian framebuilder was behind the brand. It had everyone talking. And.....it's red, which, to me, is THE Torelli colour. It's a great bike with a top end mix of components. I bet the lovely front fork crown was a talking point way back then.

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Originally Posted by tkamd73
Thanks, but not an upgrade according to the original Bianchi brochures, thats how it came originally. Bike was mostly Campy Gran Sport, with NR derailleurs, and SR brake levers
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That's even better presented than I first thought.
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That gold Guerciotti is crazy! I like it! Is the down tube 'aero' tubing?
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