Bianchi Formula Columbus Shimano 600
08-06-21, 07:35 PM
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Bianchi Formula Columbus Shimano 600
Hi Everyone,
Any idea what this Bianchi is worth? It’s 2 plus hours away and the price just dropped from $300 to $150. Thank you!
Any idea what this Bianchi is worth? It’s 2 plus hours away and the price just dropped from $300 to $150. Thank you!
08-06-21, 09:29 PM
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really depends on what you want it for. If you're looking for a classic collectable bike its ok, but not really high end either frame or components though both are better quality. If you're looking for a commuter it'll be comfortable and decent though you might find something better suited closer to home. Just want a bike path cruiser that'll hold a decent pace, probably perfect. Price-wise, unless there's a defect I'm not seeing in the pictures the 300 original price would have been fair and for the right need or just the desire for a Bianchi it could be worth a 4 hour round trip. For 150, if it fits its definitely worth the price and the drive.
08-07-21, 03:01 AM
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really depends on what you want it for. If you're looking for a classic collectable bike its ok, but not really high end either frame or components though both are better quality. If you're looking for a commuter it'll be comfortable and decent though you might find something better suited closer to home. Just want a bike path cruiser that'll hold a decent pace, probably perfect. Price-wise, unless there's a defect I'm not seeing in the pictures the 300 original price would have been fair and for the right need or just the desire for a Bianchi it could be worth a 4 hour round trip. For 150, if it fits its definitely worth the price and the drive.
08-07-21, 07:38 AM
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At $150 it's a nice project that with a lot elbow grease will make a great rider, but I think it needs too much love to be a profitable flip
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