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Bianchi Single Speed/fixie racing bike


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Gorgeous classic bianchi bike.


I acquired the original frame, the chain/gear system was installed by Pearsons of Sutton who did a great job. The wheel can be flipped so it can be fixed, currently it is freewheel like a normal bike.


Frame is from the 70s, everything else is new. It is structurally sound but with scratches and dings.All Bianchi markings are original.


Shimano brakes fitted by Brick Lane Cycles, they work fab and very responsive.


Campagnolo front wheel and Weinmann rear wheel.


Original Weinmann brake levers and tan Dia Compe covers.


Frame size is 54cm.


Based in Crystal Palace, 3mins from station, text 07821 081447


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