r/bianchi

Nice late afternoon ride on my S9 Matta...smooth

Currently looking at the kenda kwest or panaracer hp406 but looking for more options. Not sure how hard these temp Walmart knobbys are making it harder but I'm getting old, might switch out rear cog.

Hi everyone,
I bought this bike at a flea market last week. I’d like to find out the exact model and roughly how much it’s worth, though I’m not planning to sell it right now.
From what I can tell, it’s made with Campagnolo components in excellent condition, the paint job is flawless, and it’s built with Columbus tubes.
I can’t find anything similar here in Hungary, so I haven’t been able to figure out at all how much it might be worth.
This is my first time using Reddit; I’m not familiar with the community, so thank you in advance for welcoming me and, above all, for everyone’s help!
Have a nice day!

It's a 2015 Via Nirone 7 with the claris set, it comes with wahoo cadence and speed sensors, two bottle cages, and a bag with multitools. it's got a fi'zi:k saddle, and supacaz tape, I got it for $240 (it's also the 130th limited edition colorway)

Set up finally completed!
Wish there was more Celeste though

I have some pearlescent blue green Honda paint left over. The factory paint on the bike is in pretty rough shape and I’m not the biggest fan of this blue anyway. I have a cool old bianchi head tube badge and thinking I’d order some decals too. Thoughts?

(UPDATE: I will be painting it and posting an update when done!)

I know it's the wrong way round but would an oil slick chain look great or tacky cant decide

Picture was a must as her first trip to the beach

I got a good deal on this 1992 (probably?) Forza. I’m planning on a more thorough overhaul, but for now it’s got new tires, brake pads, and saddle. Those plus a decent clean make it road-worthy for now. I’m going to take it for a shakedown cruise this afternoon!

So I finished this build about 3 weeks ago and have done almost 700k on it already, absolute dream of a bike to ride. So happy on how this turned out.

Picked up this 1980s (unsure exact year) Bianchi Campione d’Italia and I’m trying to learn more about it. I’d really appreciate help identifying the exact year range, tubing/frame material, and whether the components appear original or mixed.

I’m also trying to understand where this bike sits in Bianchi’s lineup and what its overall role was at the time.

From what I can tell:
- appears mostly original
- made in Italy
- Columbus tubing decals present
- Quattro groupset/components

I’d especially appreciate insight on:
- approximate year/model identification
- what frame tubing/material this likely uses
- whether the Quattro setup is original to this bike or a mixed build
- how this model was positioned in Bianchi’s lineup (entry-level, mid-tier, etc.)
- any details that help confirm originality or production period
- general market range for context, since pricing on these seems inconsistent

Photos are from the original Facebook Marketplace listing. It’s currently in for a full tune-up and inspection, and I can add updated photos afterward if helpful.

Thanks for any help.

Got it brand new for 3800 with 105. I had another bike shop offering 6100 for a comp with Ultegra which seemed crazy.

I’m loving it. It’s my first time with electric shifting I don’t think I’d notice. It’s pretty flawless as is

Can anyone provide info on this one? Potential value? I’ve got this in a sale I’m hosting for a client

How an 8 dollar decal makes mornings that much better.

So close to finishing this build. I think I want to build up a higher tier Bianchi next.