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Bianchi fixed-gear track bike with a steel frame, track geometry, and 700c wheels. Built as a simple single-speed/fixed-gear setup with track dropouts and a flip-flop rear hub on many versions, it is suited to velodrome use, urban fixed-gear riding, or conversion to a street single-speed. Typical Bianchi Pista Steel builds use a chrome-moly frame and fork, a 48T track crank, and a 16T fixed/free rear cog, with rim brakes fitted for road use on some complete bikes.
I've looked after this pretty well and it's been a solid bike for me. There are some cosmetic marks, chips, and general wear on the frame and wheels from normal use, but nothing that changes how it rides. The bars, saddle, and wheels are all still together and usable, and I haven't had any major issues with it.
Bianchi fixed-gear track bike with a steel frame, track geometry, and 700c wheels. Built as a simple single-speed/fixed-gear setup with track dropouts and a flip-flop rear hub on many versions, it is suited to velodrome use, urban fixed-gear riding, or conversion to a street single-speed. Typical Bianchi Pista Steel builds use a chrome-moly frame and fork, a 48T track crank, and a 16T fixed/free rear cog, with rim brakes fitted for road use on some complete bikes.
I've looked after this pretty well and it's been a solid bike for me. There are some cosmetic marks, chips, and general wear on the frame and wheels from normal use, but nothing that changes how it rides. The bars, saddle, and wheels are all still together and usable, and I haven't had any major issues with it.
Bianchi fixed-gear track bike with a steel frame, track geometry, and 700c wheels. Built as a simple single-speed/fixed-gear setup with track dropouts and a flip-flop rear hub on many versions, it is suited to velodrome use, urban fixed-gear riding, or conversion to a street single-speed. Typical Bianchi Pista Steel builds use a chrome-moly frame and fork, a 48T track crank, and a 16T fixed/free rear cog, with rim brakes fitted for road use on some complete bikes.
I've looked after this pretty well and it's been a solid bike for me. There are some cosmetic marks, chips, and general wear on the frame and wheels from normal use, but nothing that changes how it rides. The bars, saddle, and wheels are all still together and usable, and I haven't had any major issues with it.
Bianchi fixed-gear track bike with a steel frame, track geometry, and 700c wheels. Built as a simple single-speed/fixed-gear setup with track dropouts and a flip-flop rear hub on many versions, it is suited to velodrome use, urban fixed-gear riding, or conversion to a street single-speed. Typical Bianchi Pista Steel builds use a chrome-moly frame and fork, a 48T track crank, and a 16T fixed/free rear cog, with rim brakes fitted for road use on some complete bikes.
I've looked after this pretty well and it's been a solid bike for me. There are some cosmetic marks, chips, and general wear on the frame and wheels from normal use, but nothing that changes how it rides. The bars, saddle, and wheels are all still together and usable, and I haven't had any major issues with it.
