FS Bianchi Pista Concept 2007 - Frame/Fork

Posted on Wed 7th, October 2015

• #1

KarlKnudsen

Yes this is an amzing beauty! I bought it recently but suddenly panicked when i realized i will loose all my money when the fixie-market breaks down xD. No the condition is amazing taken into consideration that the bike is 8 years old. Frame has two dings - a tiny one on TT and a little bigger one on DT - both can be seen on the pictures if you look closely...

Size 55: 53 ST, 55 TT.

Asking 500£ for frame/fork/headset - The mounted Shimano Dura Ace Team chainset (not track) and the TA specialities 46t chainring including a DA bb can come with for 100£

Located in Denmark

http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/2007-bianchi-pista-concept--25396
• #2

KarlKnudsen

I've received an offer of 400£... Would like to go for a bit more.
• #3

Colin_the_Bald

If I were you I'd accept £400 very rapidly.
• #4

Dammit

^+1
• #5

Rietzsche

+1 / 400 is a more than a fair price !
• #6

eric888

frameset still available?

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