Mitch P.’s 1982 Bianchi Nuova Racing

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A man of few words and some funky lookin’ brake levers, Mitch P., sent in this 1982 Bianchi Nuova Racing.


Modolo Levers
Thanks Mitch

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  • Alex K.

    I wanna hump the **** out of that.

  • http://none mitch pullen

    those are Modolos levers,A BLAST TO RIDE ! OR WHATS SAID ABOVE 🙂

  • Hugh

    That`s one sweet ride!

  • http://www.wrn.com Bob H.

    This is another bike that isn’t really, you know, CRAPPY.

  • http://oldtenspeedgallery.com/owner-submitted/alex Alex K.

    We need these bikes in the gallery though. It shows what the venerable huffy 626 was trying so hard to be. Maybe the aerowind, im not sure.

    Compare and Contrast my friends.

  • http://doohickie.blogspot.com Doohickie

    I wanna hump the **** out of that.

    HAH!

    I was thinking the same thing, but I was planning on expressing it more along the lines of, “That’s on the list of bikes I’d like to own before I die.”

    But yeah, I would soooooo do that bike!

  • Pfaff

    Those tires cost more than any complete bike I have bought in the last 5 years.

  • mitch

    tkanks guys for the comments,i like any old bikes no matter what brand.

  • mitch

    the thing that draws attention are the brake levers! had a couple request for more pics of the levers,i have put some newer style hoods on since the picture above

  • Aaron

    I had a bianchi sprint – alas not for long as it was stolen, lovely white tape and white saddle and that clear reef-water colour. Very fond memories, and you could pick it up with one finger! The handlebars were just perfect. I think mine had whitewalls, and cost £200 ish back in around 1985

  • http://hubnride.blogspot.com/ hub ‘n ride

    Ok… this is cool!!! what is tires?? vittoria?

    my suggestion change the saddle into san marco vintage or brooks… kashimax maybe if you want Japanese mix

    two thumbs up