Trek comes with a lifetime warranty. Worth considering, and I know they honor it.Super Speed 928 said:Hey,
I am just wondering what do you guys think is better. The Trek 1,000 or the Bianchi Brava
G'day mate, go for the Azzurri Tigre, 2007 model , and get the best of both at a very reasanable cost.Super Speed 928 said:Hey,
I am just wondering what do you guys think is better. The Trek 1,000 or the Bianchi Brava
FWIW. I don't know anyone who regrets buying a Bianchi ...Super Speed 928 said:I am just wondering what do you guys think is better. The Trek 1,000 or the Bianchi Brava
You can count me amongst them...alfeng said:FWIW. I don't know anyone who regrets buying a Bianchi ...
And, years later, I know some people who have bought other bikes -- from Raleigh to Bob Jackson -- in the past who now wish that their "extra" bike in their garage was THAT comparable-level Bianchi they had concurrently considered way-back-when.
You won't regret buying the Bianchi.Super Speed 928 said:Hey,
I am just wondering what do you guys think is better. The Trek 1,000 or the Bianchi Brava
I agree, even though most of them are made in Taiwan these days, I understand, just like everyone else's frames...graphixgeek said:I couldn't afford a Bianchi, so I went with a C'dale. I would take the Bianchi. Nothing against Trek really, but we are talking about a Bianchi!
Not so, my Bianchi hybrid has an Italian hand made Alu frame. Just love it!Eastway82 said:I agree, even though most of them are made in Taiwan these days, I understand, just like everyone else's frames...
I've always loved the colour, and that was re-awakened last year when I went to the Paris bicycle show and saw a pair of Coppi's original bikes from the early fifties – unrestored and absolutely gorgeous. I want...
Toyota? How about the Fosters or Budweiser of bikes.fauxpas said:OK, the count so far goes...
Sane people recommending an italian legend 10.
Insane whacko saying to go the toyota of bikes 1.
sogood said:Not so, my Bianchi hybrid has an Italian hand made Alu frame. Just love it!
Well, I am sure more and more, Bianchi will move their lower and mid-range manufacturing to places in Asia. But for the 2006 model I have, it's still hand made in Italy. It says so on the decal, so I believe it.Eastway82 said:Sorry, I stand corrected - but was talking to an Ex-Bianchi dealer the other day who reckoned that only the real high end stuff was actually made in the Bianchi factory in Italy these days. He also said there was a big cage out the back of the factory where they dump all of the old prototypes and team bikes, and that's where they stay. Now I would love a five-minute trolley dash round there...
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