Official "Show off your Bianchi" thread
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Another clue to the era was the rear derailleur cable along the top tube and down the back of the seat tube to a top pull front derailleur. Shimano introduced top pull derailleurs for the 1992 model year. Prior to that, to get top tube cable routing for the front derailleur, you had to run it down the seat tube and around a pulley below the front derailleur, so that the cable approached the front derailleur from the bottom.
Bianchi did tend to retain lugs for longer than other companies. I believe it was just part of the old school, European mindset. The USA ATB models were being designed in California so you'd think they would have gone to TIG welding but it was likely vetoed by the head office in Italy. I don't believe the Peregrine rec'd TIG welding until circa 1997.
FYI, the 1993 Bianchi Peregrine was 4th in a line of 8 ATB models and had an MSRP of $810 US. Enjoy your new acquisition!
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My threesome.
Via Nirone, Campione d'Italia, 928SL.
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I was bit by the Bianchi bug again...but this time i didn't want a Celeste one.
Found a Metallic Yellow. I think its a year 2000 Campione. Was fitted with a lot of Record and Chorus parts and an carbon fork....even a carbon Campy seatpost.
Still some small changes I will make, but here it is after its initial cleaning, lubing and removing superfluous 2 pounds of accessories.
Bianchi 2000 Campione
Found a Metallic Yellow. I think its a year 2000 Campione. Was fitted with a lot of Record and Chorus parts and an carbon fork....even a carbon Campy seatpost.
Still some small changes I will make, but here it is after its initial cleaning, lubing and removing superfluous 2 pounds of accessories.
Bianchi 2000 Campione
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Black is beautiful Bianchi
1982 Bianchi Champione Del Mundo as received
upon completion
upon completion
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That's a quite stunning transformation.
I took mine out for a spin yesterday.
I took mine out for a spin yesterday.
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Not my bikes, but here are some vintage Bianchis that I have worked on.
This bike is owned by a friend of my mom who wanted to me to put new tires on it t and adjust the derailleurs.
I built these 2 for a kid's charity.
This bike is owned by a friend of my mom who wanted to me to put new tires on it t and adjust the derailleurs.
I built these 2 for a kid's charity.
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Recent purchase
2015 Intenso. Will upgrade the Veloce FSA groupset later
2015 Intenso. Will upgrade the Veloce FSA groupset later
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Anyone here have an 87 915 record victory by chance?
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I have what I think is an 87 915 Rekord, and I'm looking for some nice pictures of certain decals. Anyone?
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My recent Bianchi Vittoria purchase. Its an 85 and practically new. All Campy Victory.
Getting my feet wet again in the steel bike category and she rides like a dream.
All original sans cables, tape, and grease.
Getting my feet wet again in the steel bike category and she rides like a dream.
All original sans cables, tape, and grease.
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Fairlane63 That is a beautiful Vittoria. The Mediterranean Blue really stands out in the sunny daylight. Personally though I think a tan or 'skinwall' tire would look much better on it.
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Good Morning. Wonder why no one responded? Well anyway, there are no Record models showing in the US catalogs. Tell us more about it or post some pics. If it has a mix of Campi and various other Italian bits, Ofmega, GipMe, Modolo I suspect it might be an Allor or Nuovo Racing. Is there a tubing decal?
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Fairlane63 That is a beautiful Vittoria. The Mediterranean Blue really stands out in the sunny daylight. Personally though I think a tan or 'skinwall' tire would look much better on it.
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Good Morning. Wonder why no one responded? Well anyway, there are no Record models showing in the US catalogs. Tell us more about it or post some pics. If it has a mix of Campi and various other Italian bits, Ofmega, GipMe, Modolo I suspect it might be an Allor or Nuovo Racing. Is there a tubing decal?
Mine is missing the record 915 and the columbus fork decals.
Look how absolutely beautiful this is. I could stare at it for hours.
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No good pics of it yet, but this is idenical to it (although mine is not nearly as nice...yet...) https://studiobrisant.com/en/bianchi...e/classic-bike
Mine is missing the record 915 and the columbus fork decals.
Look how absolutely beautiful this is. I could stare at it for hours.
Mine is missing the record 915 and the columbus fork decals.
Look how absolutely beautiful this is. I could stare at it for hours.
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I suspect you have an '85 Vittoria model like the beautiful blue one being discussed. However this would depend whether you have the chromed chainstay and what type of tubing you bike has. Bianchi Special tubing and chromed stay would indicate '85 and Formula 1 and no chrome would be '86
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Beautiful Vittoria. There was one of those hanging in a shop where I worked and I desperately wanted it but alas it was only a 57
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…and looks like maybe a 24/58.
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Did I show this one off yet?
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I've been drooling over all your Bianchi posts from here for a while and finally I picked one up 2 months ago.
This is my little project to rebuild this 95 bianchi, still waiting for some parts but here is the video of the build.
My Neo-Retro Bianchi Build
Bianchi Build
This is my little project to rebuild this 95 bianchi, still waiting for some parts but here is the video of the build.
My Neo-Retro Bianchi Build
Bianchi Build
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Posted in another thread, but also wanted to post here. My latest project: 1988 Bianchi Brava custom resto-mod. Road bike to single-speed streetfighter conversion. A fun street bike to use around town. Super comfortable and light. Custom pearl white & red paint, flatbar, half-link chain, black rims, red tires, 105 brakes, Salsa chainring, Oury grips, vintage Bianchi saddle. Love how it turned out!
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