2006 Bianchi Pista Concept

By Czar on 07/02/2008. Bike tags: Track bike | Bianchi Pista Concept 2006 Brooklyn New York

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Frame / Size / Year:
Bianchi Pista Concept 2006

Handlebars / Stem:
Stock

Fork / Headset:
Stock

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Velocity Deep V 32h Formula Hubs and Rubino Tires

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Velocity Deep V 32h Formula Hubs and Rubino Tires

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
Sugino

Saddle / Seat Post:
Stock Saddle; pain in the ass.....

Pedals / Chain:
MKS Sylvan and MKS Chain

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
16t Dura Ace

Notes:

I love my ride. Just gotta get a shorter stem and a riser bar too much crouching.

People who friended this bike imacmittens, CONDENADO, onelesslimb, midog101, Garym, RobLongTALLpantsBOB, Toaster_Cake, chs, howboutdemapples, Kalf Life, bio9, Indians44987, Amantillado

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Kill

Submitted by Amantillado on 07/27/2009.

For that frame...its beautiful...i dont see why everyone seems to think the pistas are crap...ive had nothing but good times on mine and more to come...

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cool

Submitted by atrain62 on 02/08/2009.

cool

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you just gotta

Submitted by the rabbi on 07/03/2008.

take something perfecty good
and ruin it.

that seat's comfortable, you're ass is too fat

sell the parts to someone who is actually gonna use them for good.

on second thought, sell the bike and get a windsor, put an aerospoke on it with a 44-20 gearing and call it a day

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Dude relax. Everything is pretty much staying the same. How many people you see actually keep their stock pista seat? Could be I'm used to BMX seats.It's comfortable on a smooth ride, but sucks on these NYC streets.

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All those upgrades, and

Submitted by Joshua A.C. Newman on 07/03/2008.

All those upgrades, and you're not going to get the back wheel tucked in? You've got that beautiful cutout in the seat tube! Use it!

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............

Submitted by Czar on 07/05/2008.

Once again I just got the bike the day I took the picture.

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Platforms dude?

Submitted by joshua on 07/03/2008.

Seriously?

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Dude I just got the bike.

Submitted by Czar on 07/05/2008.

Dude I just got the bike. It's a day old. The shop was gonna give me plastic pedals to go if I didn't buy these platform pedals. Which would you rather?

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Why would you replace sugino

Submitted by jam guy on 07/03/2008.

Why would you replace sugino 75's with a cheaper sugino model?

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Or...

Submitted by joshua on 07/03/2008.

Replace the Cane Creeks with the heavier and cheaper Deep V?

The answer is "Because it's trendy," and because this person wants to create a rolling cliche.

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tubyooluh

Submitted by rileykendigoly on 12/20/2008.

maybe he didn't want to run tubulars on the street.

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Gotta have a spare set of

Submitted by Czar on 07/05/2008.

Gotta have a spare set of wheels for a back-up. NYC streets will kill your wheels/tires. Plus the back blew out on me the other day. Slicks aren't doing me much either. As for the cranks I was misled. Different people different opinions on things. A lot of people say Pista frames are shit. I'm sure a lot of us would disagree.

A lot of touchy people here. It's all constructive criticism in my view and thank you folks for your replies.

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Nice!!!

Submitted by Gerrardough on 07/03/2008.

Nice top tube pad.

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man..

Submitted by Psilocybie on 07/02/2008.

Keep the drops, dude..

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