Should I or should I not help please
09-01-15, 03:26 PM
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Should I or should I not help please
Should I buy this Bianchi for 550
Campy record cranks 175mm and bottom bracket campy chorus rear derailleur campy 10 speed cassette campy chain magic ksykum wheels pin head locks campy record 10 speed shifters carbon itm made in Italy bars carbon itm stem120mm lizard skin pinellero most carbon seat post San Marco saddle welgo pedals to mks cages.
Is the info given
Campy record cranks 175mm and bottom bracket campy chorus rear derailleur campy 10 speed cassette campy chain magic ksykum wheels pin head locks campy record 10 speed shifters carbon itm made in Italy bars carbon itm stem120mm lizard skin pinellero most carbon seat post San Marco saddle welgo pedals to mks cages.
Is the info given
09-01-15, 03:31 PM
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Looks like a good deal if its drive train isnt worn out. If i was in the market for a bike and it was by me id for sure go take a look
09-01-15, 06:41 PM
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09-01-15, 09:38 PM
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That is not a commuter. Tight gearing, no place for racks/panniers.
It might be a trainer/racer, given the gearing, if you are a very fit rider.
Take a look at the cogs - you won't be climbing big hills with that unless you are very very fit.
It might be a trainer/racer, given the gearing, if you are a very fit rider.
Take a look at the cogs - you won't be climbing big hills with that unless you are very very fit.
09-01-15, 10:07 PM
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Most importantly....does it fit? Price seems decent, I'd guess its about ~2010 vintage, so still relatively new. Not setup for riding in hilly areas though, that can be fixed, but it'd be an extra ~$150 for new crank+cassette+chain.
