Bianchi Krono Singlespeed 57-16

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Frame / Size / Year:
Bianchi Krono / 57cm /1986 (?)

Handlebars / Stem:
orig.

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
26"

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
28"

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
orig. 105

Saddle / Seat Post:
San Marino / ON ONE reversable

Pedals / Chain:
SPD-SL

Shifters / Derailers:
NA

Brakes / Brake Levers:
orig. 105

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
57-16

Notes:

My daily commuter.
I ride it to work.
Get a lot of envy looks, don´t know if it is the bike or my TT-helmet? ;-)

Both gearing and position is great training!
Riding this bike daily helps me to be aerodynamic when riding my racer.

The 2nd picture is a self portrait of me going to work (with my discwheel fitted which I don´t use daily because its´s tubular = expensive punctures).

People who friended this bike the fumingator, euroman99, leeloo, CONDENADO, craiglowery, mmediaman, RideEveryday, Brett Kuck, mafffoster, melone, MacMark, b_rad

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Thanks.

Submitted by melone on 09/29/2009.

I don't know when this frame was made.

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nice

Submitted by Brett Kuck on 09/24/2009.

I love the frame i use my pursuit bike for commuting also its just more fun that way.

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57-16

Submitted by Cool Steel on 09/24/2009.

57-16 SS for commuting on a TT frame ... OMG!
Hats off, man!
(And that 2nd pic is freaking cool, hehe ...)

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You mean "helmet off"?

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/25/2009.

You mean "helmet off"?

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Damn, I want a pursuit/tt

Submitted by RideEveryday on 09/24/2009.

Damn, I want a pursuit/tt frame so bad. Viscious positioning, but I'm sure it's fast.

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It´s pretty fast...

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/24/2009.

I averaged 37km/h on a 30km time trail but that was with 52-16 which meant I had to freewheel a lot downhill.

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commute

Submitted by mmediaman on 09/24/2009.

i feel you have a very flat commute sir

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A couple of bridges and

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/24/2009.

A couple of bridges and other hills but they are short enough to sprint.

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You have a bell on it :D

Submitted by Rasmus on 09/24/2009.

You have a bell on it :D

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Off course I have a bell,

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/24/2009.

Off course I have a bell, you need that in Stockholm!

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You don't in Copenhagen ;)

Submitted by Rasmus on 09/24/2009.

You don't in Copenhagen ;)

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Why not?

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/24/2009.

Everybody cruise at 40km/h in the bicyle lanes in Compenhagen? ;-)

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You sir..

Submitted by bisforbryan on 09/23/2009.

You sir are a beast, my friend rides 57/16 as well, it is no joke. Hats off to you if you seriously ride this thing as a commuter.

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Thank you!

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/24/2009.

Of course I am serious!

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Just out of curiosity...

Submitted by AKintheAK on 09/23/2009.

Just out of curiosity... where do you commute to and from with that position/ gearing... I'm picturing short flat and really FAST trip...

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Stockholm, Sweden

Submitted by Supertramp on 09/24/2009.

I live in a suburb to Stockholm and work down town. Approx 14km if I take the shortest way (which I often don´t).

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