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Is this bike a racing bike? How can I find out what kind of Bianchi and what year it is? its in fairly good shape so how much should I sell it for?
Thanks inadvence!!
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I hope this is the right place to post this?
Is this bike a racing bike? How can I find out what kind of Bianchi and what year it is? its in fairly good shape so how much should I sell it for?
Thanks inadvence!!
How about the type of Bianchi? Major bike companies make many different kinds of bikes.
Here is their web site:
keydates Thats it I don't know what type it is but I do know its a racing bike because it has little peddles and I think theres shoes that are made for this kind of bike? it says made in Ilaly if thats any help?
gruppo thanks for the link
Do you have a picture? Or, maybe the link by gruppo helped.
keydates said:Do you have a picture? Or, maybe the link by gruppo helped.
No I don't have a camera
Unfortunately, it's hard to know the model and year of the Bianchi. It has clipless pedals, and, assuming it has dropped bars, thin tires, etc. it's definitely a road bike. And yes, there are shoes for the pedals, although shoes are only compatible with some pedal designs/models.
Racing bike? While most any road bike could be considered a racing bike, some are obviously designed more for it than others. Racing bikes have different tube/frame angles, wheelbases, etc. in comparison to other road bikes (ie touring).
While it isn't the best way, see if it the bike has a double or triple chainring. Most double chainring (or, at least, most relatively new) bikes are more expensive, and, in general, more "geared" for racing. Obviously, the chainrings may have been (changed for) riding in the mountains, so this is only a very rough indicator of whether it's a racing bike or not.
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