FS Bianchi Super Pista 55cm Frameset - Black w/Celeste

Posted on Tue 15th, May 2018

• #1

adam_rush
Reluctantly selling my Super Pista frameset - but having just moved house, the longer commute and lack of space means this beaut needs a new home.

It's a 'Bianchi 55cm' so I reckon closer to a traditional 54/Medium. I'm 5'9 and it fit me well.

I imported it from the States a few years back (2014 I think) and used it most days since.
There's a few scratches etc. as to be expected as well as a bit of a ding in the top tube (which hasn't affected the ride at all).

I've taken pics to show the condition as best I can - pics here

I'm near Tulse Hill/Brixton if you want to come check it out.

Cost me about $900 + import duties so looking for £375
Comes with headset and Tifosi square taper BB, both of which have plenty of life left.

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• #2

dbdsn

If you still have this and would consider posting, please reach out mail@drewboyle.com
• #3

adam_rush

This has now been sold, cheers.

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