Fausto Coppi's Personal Bianchi track bicycle, 1946

[@vanwilder1101]

The finish on those lugs is insane! Simply beautiful. The Geometry for 1946 very modern

[@nielskjr5432]

Great video, thanks.

[@delivrance3961]

gorgeous!

[@mpetry912]

Beautiful and Iconic machine ! I note with interest that it has forward facing drop outs - not track ends,

[@Steelvintagebikes]

Thanks. That were actually the track ends back then at the Bianchi models...

[@georgeallen3839]

@@Steelvintagebikes It looks like the derailleur hanger was sawed off.

[@Steelvintagebikes]

@@georgeallen3839 It is not.

[@mom_im_losing_it]

Fork end is what they are called

[@barrymonaghan6593]

This will get snatched up in no time!

[@jamesmeisel4723]

Great Video, great bike, but the very first vintage clip you show, depicts Jaques Anquetil and not Coppi.

[@stormbringer2882]

Yep, that's true, it's Angeatil

[@mikemyers8064]

Turn the cotter pins the right way i.e. when the crank is going down ,the cotter pin should be facing up. 👍🏻

[@linuxmintman]

What's with the horizontal drops vs vertical

[@aramrius7740]

Rear dropouts are from road and mech hanger looks like being cutted..

[@sengtry3244]

Love it and the online store too. But why are vintage Campagnolo track hubs or Colnago track bike always sold out and seem forever to re-stocked?

[@cancelik]

I love block chains...

[@vanwilder1101]

59cm?? Doesn't look 59- also Coppi was only 5'9

[@eduardocabrera7822]

Hello, please 🙏, subtitulado spanish

[@hernan4094]

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[@jamesmeisel4723]

Great Video, great bike, but the very first vintage clip you show, depicts Jaques Anquetil and not Coppi. 00:19