Bianchi Vigorelli

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taylorpetie
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by taylorpetie

Decided to pick up a Bianchi Vigorelli... replaced out the stock components, wheels, head badge, etc... It's been awhile since I rode a steel frame, but surprised how nice and beautiful this rides... completely different feeling than full carbon frame... it just brings back memories.

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... but I also still love riding the C60 :)
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LewisK
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by LewisK

Both beautiful bikes! The head tube badge on the Vigorelli is a work of art

flying
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by flying

Nice! :beerchug:

Great Idea :thumbup:

taylorpetie
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by taylorpetie

Thanks! 😃

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by rlanger

Wow, lucky you! Two absolutely stunning machines. Enjoy riding them.

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mortirolo
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by mortirolo

No words.
Same geomertries?
Marco Pantani - Momenti Di Gloria
AX Vial (SR11) <- FELT FC (Record 10) <- LOOK KX (Dura-Ace) <- Specialized EPIC (Superbe Pro)

coreyaugustus
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by coreyaugustus

That headbadge is bling. Thanks for sharing!

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taylorpetie
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by taylorpetie

mortirolo wrote:
Tue Nov 12, 2019 3:34 pm
No words.
Same geomertries?
The Bianchi is smaller frame (bike size is 51) with shorter reach ... than the C60 (50s). I plan on putting a longer stem on the Bianchi.

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