Bianchi Pinella — $2,500

A steel racing machine Born for Performance

Modern classic

Make no mistake, the tig-welded Boron Steel Bianchi Pinella is a race bike. Part of their Born for Performance line of race bikes, the Reparto Corse bike is built in Italy. The steel frame is paired with a full carbon fork for increased stiffness, dampening, and light weight. The modernized two tone Celeste paint job finishes this bike off nicely, for a look that both modern and classic.

Built-up with classic Campagnolo 10-speed components

The Campagnolo Centaur groupset featured on this bike feature many of the same technologies of the Record Titanium group that was Campagnolo’s best offering at the time. Even today it still inspires awe with it’s positive shift feel and smooth bottom bracket. The bottom bracket is Campagnolo square taper and attached to it are Centaur cranks. A classic look on a classic bike.

Paired with light and classic-looking wheels

Hand-built in-house by master wheel-smith, Michael Johnson, the Miche hubs laced with DT spokes to NOS Campagnolo silver clincher rims make for a wheelset like few other. Light and snappy to compliment this frame, yet with a high enough spoke count and expert construction, to make for a solid and dependable wheel. You’re not going to see a pair of wheels like that on any other bike at this price-point.

Hand-built in Italy

The build is completed with Bianchi Reparto Corse bars, stem, and post. A beautiful bike through and through.

Seat Tube 57cm Center to Top -- Top Tube 57cm