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  1. called: "Bianchi Pholcus" in lates 80´s. A yellow Mountainbike.
    Especially the Price of the Bike is interesting for me - because mine
    was stolen last week - so i have to tell the ensurance a price.
    thanks in advance
    Flex

  2. Quoted message said:

    called: "Bianchi Pholcus" in lates 80´s. A yellow Mountainbike.
    Especially the Price of the Bike is interesting for me - because mine
    was stolen last week - so i have to tell the ensurance a price.
    thanks in advance
    Flex


    USA model? Doesn't sound familiar. Every Bianchi division ( USA,
    Canada, EU, Chile, etc) has different models. Can you refer to a posted
    photo or describe frame and components?

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  3. It´s an EU Model. I have it buied in Austria. This Time the Internet
    wasn´t grown up^^. So its very difficult to link to a image or even an
    describe of the bike.
    Here are a few bits i know:

    The Series have 4 Bikes with the same Frame. In four "lightpen"
    colors. ( green, yellow, orange, pink). The lowest model was called
    something like "The**" Second one was mine: calles Pholcus, Third and
    fourth i didtn remember anything. All of them got stickers with
    spidernets on it. The Frame ist compareable to the ""normal"" frame
    but with an third pole from the backwheel to the steering wheel. The
    top pole ist split into two. It has an 21-shimano gear.

    i know that isnt to much..but i still hope ,)
    thanks
    Flex

  4. Flex said:

    It´s an EU Model. I have it buied in Austria. This Time the Internet
    wasn´t grown up^^. So its very difficult to link to a image or even an
    describe of the bike.
    Here are a few bits i know:

    The Series have 4 Bikes with the same Frame. In four "lightpen"
    colors. ( green, yellow, orange, pink). The lowest model was called
    something like "The**" Second one was mine: calles Pholcus, Third and
    fourth i didtn remember anything. All of them got stickers with
    spidernets on it. The Frame ist compareable to the ""normal"" frame
    but with an third pole from the backwheel to the steering wheel. The
    top pole ist split into two. It has an 21-shimano gear.

    i know that isnt to much..but i still hope ,)
    thanks
    Flex


    I don't see much response to this thread so I figure that though I have
    no knowledge on the subject I could give some quick google insight.

    The bike you had seems to have been a Puch. Puch was bought by Bianchi
    so the logo might have been changed. The "lightpen" color bands seem to
    be a Puch logo. Maybe you can get more information in this thread.
    Hopefully the language will be acceptable.
    http://bikeboard.at/Board/forumdisplay.php?f=42

    I also saw this.
    http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/puch/

    P.S. You probably shouldn't have started your thread with "Re:" which is
    short for "Regarding" and implies a response to an existing post.

  5. Quoted message said:

    called: "Bianchi Pholcus" in lates 80´s. A yellow Mountainbike.
    Especially the Price of the Bike is interesting for me - because mine
    was stolen last week - so i have to tell the ensurance a price.
    thanks in advance
    Flex

    For insurance purposes, one tradition is that the value of the stolen
    bike is the same as the value of the bike you want as a replacement.

    Donga

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