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Bianchi commuter/city bike

By basiccloud on 12/18/2006. Bike tags: Commuter | 1980s | Bianchi | city bars | city bike | more tags >>

Bianchi

Jitensha Studio bars by Nitto; Cinelli 1A

Bianchi; Ofmega

Maillard hub laced to Mavic MA2 36 hole clincher; Michelin Erilium tire; Honjo fender

Maillard hub laced to Mavic MA2 36 hole clincher; Michelin Erilium tire; Honjo fender

Ofmega; Ofmega

B17N; unknown aluminum

MKS road with MKS toe-clips; SRAM

Suntour FW

Frame model unknown; assumed mid-level early '80s, nutted brakes, etc. Brakes consist of Modolo levers (with shim made from a Trader Joes gift card) and Dia-Compe GC calipers.

SOLD. I don't own this anymore.

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Where did you get your grips

Submitted by moeamaya on 04/23/2009.

Where did you get your grips from? I've been searching for nice brown/tan grips to match my saddle.

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Very sweet

Submitted by ruthless dictator on 12/28/2006.

Handsome ride, tastefully done. Understated good looks and very dignified!

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Nice ride

Submitted by meat_toothpaste on 12/28/2006.

I have a question about your ride. How wide are those Jitensha bars?

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Jitensha Studio bars

Submitted by basiccloud on 12/30/2006.

From one tip of the grip to the other, just under 60 cm. That sounds really wide, but these bars are the greatest. Total comfort. You've probably seen this, but: http://www.jitensha.com/eng/flatbar05.html.

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