Price drop: Bianchi Sempre Pro, Small, Ultegra/105, handbuilt wheels

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Selling my Bianchi Sempre Pro as it just doesn't suit the type of riding I like to do anymore, so isn't getting much use.

I've had it 3 years and replaced various parts on it in that time.

It had a full service from Rat Race Cycles in Nunhead 2 months ago. It was completely stripped and rebuilt, hubs were serviced, new Lizardskins tape was wrapped and all inner and outer cables were replaced - about £200 worth. It's done about 100 miles since then, so it's ready to go: a light, stiff Summer ride.

It's never been crashed and kept inside always. Everything's in great condition, with only superficial marks on the frame from cable rub etc, and the usual scratches on the hoods.

Note: I noticed 2 hairline cracks near the dropout about 2 years ago. Carbon repair specialist advised they were cracks in the paint only. I lightly sanded the area and marked the ends with marker pen dots to check they weren't growing, which they haven't (see pic). It's been ridden plenty for 2 years since that point, but detailing here in the spirit of full disclosure. I've also got some colour matched touch up paint which I've been too lazy too apply, which I'll include.

Price: £900 £850 £750£600
Collection from London, SE6

• Frame: Bianchi Sempre Pro, size small (500mm seat tube. I'm 5'8 and a half for reference)
  
• Wheelset: handbuilt by Seabass Cycles in Peckham. Kinlin rims, Bitex hubs, Sapim C-X Ray spokes. £400 when bought.
  
• Chainset: Ultegra 6800, 50-34, 170mm cranks
  
• Brakes: Ultegra 8000
  
• Front and rear derailleur: 105 5800 (medium cage RD, ie GS)
  
• 11-32 cassette
  
• Shimano chain - loads of life left
  
• Saddle: Fizik Arione open (R5, I think?)
  
• Stem: 100mm, Fizik (again, r3 maybe?)
  
• Michelin Pro 4 endurance tyres, 25mm
  
• Pedals: 105 SPDs
  
• Weight: about 8.1kg on the bathroom scales with pedals and cages
  
  

Includes everything you see except for the Wahoo mount.

Any questions, let me know. Cheers!

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Price drop to £850

Would you consider splitting this? Could be interested in the frame and most of the components, but no so much the wheels

I'd rather sell as a complete bike, but if it was an easy split (ie you take everything but the wheels), then I'd consider it.

Looking around I think I was being optimistic with the price, so let's try again at £750.

Hasn't been ridden since I first, so a big price drop: £600.

Dibs and PM’d

Sold pending the usual