If it was the right size for me and I was looking for that kind of bike I’d pop on that for $100
I’ll add that around here (Boston) $100 is roughly the floor for a bike, regardless of quality
What are you planning to do with it?
DapperBadger7 on
Not a Bianchi, it’s a Bridgestone CB-3.
Specifically an 1989 one. Honestly its Hi-ten steel with low end parts, but someone would pay $100 just for the “bridgestone” brand which has a cult following.
No. Its too small for me, I can’t see if the rubber (tires and brake pads) is in good shape and I don’t really like red.
Smirnus on
No. $40 tops.
gregn8r1 on
It’s not a Bianchi, but also its kind of on the low-end side, and I’m assuming needs a full tuneup and tires
Ok-Positive-6611 on
100 dollars is close to zero, you basically are limited in how hard you can fuck up at this point
BikeMechanicSince87 on
$40-$50
Lil-Kobe-bike on
Yeah do it, altho typically I look for a fixer upper in the $40 range. This one looks rideable as is, who is a good sign
expendablemisfit on
Yeah, sizing pending.
lefix on
If it was in good condition, right size and thats the colorway I wanted, sure
Old_Assist_5461 on
If it was a real Bianchi in a second. Only because one of my favorite bikes was a Bianchi and I miss it. That looks like a low end bike, I wouldn’t buy it. I would buy a Trek, Rock hopper, Marin, Specialized,etc which I’ve seen in my local area for 100 dollars. That’s kind of my price point.
tiregroove on
In this weak market, talk them down to $50. That’s a really cheap Bianchi, you can see the bars rusting so they’re steel, as are alot of other parts on that bike.
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Hell yeah
If it was the right size for me and I was looking for that kind of bike I’d pop on that for $100
I’ll add that around here (Boston) $100 is roughly the floor for a bike, regardless of quality
What are you planning to do with it?
Not a Bianchi, it’s a Bridgestone CB-3.
Specifically an 1989 one. Honestly its Hi-ten steel with low end parts, but someone would pay $100 just for the “bridgestone” brand which has a cult following.
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/bridgestone/1989/pages/bridgestone-1989-10.htm
Is a ducks ass watertight??
it’s $100. that’s free
No. Its too small for me, I can’t see if the rubber (tires and brake pads) is in good shape and I don’t really like red.
No. $40 tops.
It’s not a Bianchi, but also its kind of on the low-end side, and I’m assuming needs a full tuneup and tires
100 dollars is close to zero, you basically are limited in how hard you can fuck up at this point
$40-$50
Yeah do it, altho typically I look for a fixer upper in the $40 range. This one looks rideable as is, who is a good sign
Yeah, sizing pending.
If it was in good condition, right size and thats the colorway I wanted, sure
If it was a real Bianchi in a second. Only because one of my favorite bikes was a Bianchi and I miss it. That looks like a low end bike, I wouldn’t buy it. I would buy a Trek, Rock hopper, Marin, Specialized,etc which I’ve seen in my local area for 100 dollars. That’s kind of my price point.
In this weak market, talk them down to $50. That’s a really cheap Bianchi, you can see the bars rusting so they’re steel, as are alot of other parts on that bike.