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Bianchi Pista 2004

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  1. Hi,

    Does anyone have any experience/views on the Bianchi Pista 2004?

    http://www.bianchiusa.com/pista.html

    We've got our new velodrome, and I get one shipped from Canada for a nominal fee...

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by timdanaher

    Does anyone have any experience/views on the Bianchi Pista 2004?

    I've got a 2003 and it's a dream. Good stiff cro-moly frame, decent wheelset. Fun to ride, very nimble. Handlebars aren't so great. All in all, for the price it's a wonderful bike. However, you might want to check out the Fuji Track. It's in the same price range I believe.

    Harry

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by tcklyde
    I've got a 2003 and it's a dream. Good stiff cro-moly frame, decent wheelset. Fun to ride, very nimble. Handlebars aren't so great. All in all, for the price it's a wonderful bike. However, you might want to check out the Fuji Track. It's in the same price range I believe.

    Harry

    Thanks, Harry

    The Trouble with the Fuji is, it doesn't have 'Bianchi' written on it...😉

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by timdanaher
    Thanks, Harry

    The Trouble with the Fuji is, it doesn't have 'Bianchi' written on it...😉

    They are possibly even made in the same facility though.

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    Originally posted by boudreaux
    They are possibly even made in the same facility though.

    True, maybe, but the forks and the rear brake bridges are different -- the Fuji has an RBB that can accept a brake and has guard clearances front and rear -- at least it does in the UK. The Bianchi also *looks* a little meatier (but maybe it's just the chrome reflecting and dazzling me...) and to my eyes, the Bianchi's wheelset looks a little better...

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