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RAYMOND

Well-Known Member
Location
Yorkshire
Excellent condition..£ 350
Size 52cm Middle Bottom Bracket to Top of Seat Tube
Model Road "C2C" VIA NIRONE Alu Sora 9sp mix Compact
Code Y9B34
Color 8B Metal Black w/ White Graphics, 9U White & Red w/ Black ...
Sizes 44-46-50-53-55-57-59-61
Frame VIA NIRONE 7 ALU
Fork Bianchi K-VID Carbon w/alu steerer - 1-1/8"
Headset FSA ZS4-CUSTOM
Shifters Shimano SORA
Rear Derailleur Shimano SORA 9s
Front Derailleur Shimano SORA
Crankset Prowheel OUNCE-622C Compact 50/36
Chain KMC X9
Sprocket Shimano TIAGRA 9sp 12/25
Brakes Bianchi RC Forged Alloy Dual-Pivot
Brake Lever integrated
Rear Hub Joytech F192SB ALLOY
Front Hub Joytech A141SB ALLOY
Rims Ambrosio WS 23 - Black
Tire Vittoria ZAFFIRO 700x23c
Stem Bianchi RC forged alloy
Handlebar Deda Elementi Big Piega
Grips Bike Ribbon cork
Seatpost Kyte - 31.6mm
Saddle
Pedals Shimano 105
 
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RAYMOND

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Location
Yorkshire
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Banjo

Fuelled with Jelly Babies
Location
South Wales
Only a bargain if it is the right size for you.Also a 36 tooth crank and 25 tooth cassette will require good legs on hilly long rides. You may be able to fit a larger cassette or may have iron legs.
 

Globalti

Legendary Member
Via Nirone C2C is Bianchi's entry-level bike aimed at people who have decided to do a sponsored ride and need a new road bike for it. As such it rides very steadily and predictably and is pretty comfortable. If you're new to road cycling it will be perfect for you; since you live in Yorkshire it might be worth swopping that cassette for an 11 - 28 to help on the hills. A 34 tooth small chainring will help even more. Both mods will need specialist tools and a little setting up.
 
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RAYMOND

RAYMOND

Well-Known Member
Location
Yorkshire
Cheers.. he pulled out the deal the day before delivery so not to be.
Still have my 2 boardman bikes so happy :smile:
 
Pity, it looked nice and a 50/36 would be ideal I suspect less of a jump down between chainrings but still low enough. I used to run a 52/39 with a 12-25 cassette untill I went to the Alps (been too lazy to buy the tools to change back) and it got me up all the climbs I had previously done of good length or gradient.
 
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