1986 Bianchi Vittoria frameset
06-19-22, 08:26 AM
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1986 Bianchi Vittoria frameset
SOLD
Bought this several years back, rode it for a couple years until I stripped it down to frameset.. now it just sits collecting dust and I'd like to pass it along to someone who will actually ride it as it rides wonderfully.
The frame is Made in Italy, features Columbus Formula One tubing with a Campagnolo headset. Has an Italian threaded BB and takes a 27.2 seatpost. Asking $280 obo + shipping/PP fees..If interested, send me you zip and I will estimate shipping cost for you via BikeFlights (est$55-$90 depending on location). Thanks.
Toptube(ctc) = 56.5cm
Seattube(ctc)= 57cm
Headtube = 16.5cm
Bought this several years back, rode it for a couple years until I stripped it down to frameset.. now it just sits collecting dust and I'd like to pass it along to someone who will actually ride it as it rides wonderfully.
The frame is Made in Italy, features Columbus Formula One tubing with a Campagnolo headset. Has an Italian threaded BB and takes a 27.2 seatpost. Asking $280 obo + shipping/PP fees..If interested, send me you zip and I will estimate shipping cost for you via BikeFlights (est$55-$90 depending on location). Thanks.
Toptube(ctc) = 56.5cm
Seattube(ctc)= 57cm
Headtube = 16.5cm
Last edited by ceelint; 10-17-22 at 09:32 PM.
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07-07-22, 03:03 PM
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^^ picture from when it was built up
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07-31-22, 08:11 AM
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How are you measuring this? Would you be willing to measure the standover height?
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07-31-22, 08:15 AM
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*Edit* stand over is 32 5/8".. tires was flat, so prob closer to 33" fully inflated
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08-29-22, 04:32 PM
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Just another picture of when it was built bump
09-17-22, 09:25 AM
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Beautiful and unfortunately for me tempting if I wasn’t on a frame moratorium.
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