Feeler: 56cm Bianchi EL/OS Celeste Reparto Corse Frame

[soupless]

I've got a couple of road bikes, but only one gets ridden. So I think (as much as I swore I'd never) the Bianchi is going to move on to other things. It's not that I really want to sell it, but it's not doing anyone any good sitting around getting unridden.

So, if you're into celeste and lugs and italy and all that jazz, and 56 is your magic number, and you've got about $600 lying around let me know. In the picture the saddle height was about 75cm, IIRC. If you want any more complicated measurements that's cool, just let me know and i'll get it done after work tonight.

Thanks,
Paul

[Chance Legstrong]

very nice

[raygunner]

So no one in Chicago needs an awesome frame?!

Jeez, it's like I've heard that story before...

[Saab2000]

It's not that it's not cool. But nobody is spending anything on anything used right now. I just took a killing on a couple of things I moved just to move them. Some of them non-cycling related. My Look 381 was going to go on the trading block until I realized I liked it too much to let it go for just a few hundred clams.

It is a nice Bianchi. Good luck!

[soupless]

Hah! I know it's tough with used. I was hoping to find my double coincidence of wants here on VSalon. Maybe I'll have to put it elsewhere.

The price is flexy too, unlike the highly ovalized downtube to bb junction.

Hey raygunner, you dump that peg yet on chifg?

[Craig Ryan]

Nice looking bike. 8 or 9 speed? Record? I've got a friend.

[Seedee-Ell]

i assume that price is f/f

[soupless]

Yeah, sorry. frame and fork only I'll edit.

Price drop too.

[Ride-Fly]

Hey soupless, what are the ETT and HT lengths? What are the ST and HT angles? I have been looking at a few size 55 frames. I think they had 54 and 55 ETTs. One has a short HT length of 114mm. I am looking for a HT length of at least 130mm.

I believe your frame was the top of the line or near it. Was the brain or genius considered better tubes? I have a Mondonico with EL OS but I have yet to build up the frame.