What type of Bianchi do I own?

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I bought this 2 years ago from a man with a lot of bicycles. It has straight handlebars and the number HOL3 1703 at the bottom of the bike. Thanks for the help.



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I bought this 2 years ago from a man with a lot of bicycles. It has straight handlebars and the number HOL3 1703 at the bottom of the bike. Thanks for the help.



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I bought this 2 years ago from a man with a lot of bicycles. It has straight handlebars and the number HOL3 1703 at the bottom of the bike. Thanks for the help.



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I bought this 2 years ago from a man with a lot of bicycles. It has straight handlebars and the number HOL3 1703 at the bottom of the bike. Thanks for the help.



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  • +1 because you took useful photos and included them in your question.
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  • +1 because you took useful photos and included them in your question.
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+1 because you took useful photos and included them in your question.
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+1 because you took useful photos and included them in your question.
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As it says on the top tube, it's a Bianchi Main Street.



Looks like an older hybrid (probably early 90s).



Would do fine for riding around town possibly after a bit of a tune up.






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  • Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
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    @Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
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  • Yeah ; among other things it doesn’t help others and is highly market dependent. The answer is basically what people will pay.
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As it says on the top tube, it's a Bianchi Main Street.



Looks like an older hybrid (probably early 90s).



Would do fine for riding around town possibly after a bit of a tune up.






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
    – Bluegrass
    Sep 2 at 14:35







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    @Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
    – David Richerby
    Sep 2 at 16:34










  • Yeah ; among other things it doesn’t help others and is highly market dependent. The answer is basically what people will pay.
    – Batman
    Sep 2 at 22:56














up vote
3
down vote



accepted










As it says on the top tube, it's a Bianchi Main Street.



Looks like an older hybrid (probably early 90s).



Would do fine for riding around town possibly after a bit of a tune up.






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
    – Bluegrass
    Sep 2 at 14:35







  • 1




    @Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
    – David Richerby
    Sep 2 at 16:34










  • Yeah ; among other things it doesn’t help others and is highly market dependent. The answer is basically what people will pay.
    – Batman
    Sep 2 at 22:56












up vote
3
down vote



accepted







up vote
3
down vote



accepted






As it says on the top tube, it's a Bianchi Main Street.



Looks like an older hybrid (probably early 90s).



Would do fine for riding around town possibly after a bit of a tune up.






share|improve this answer












As it says on the top tube, it's a Bianchi Main Street.



Looks like an older hybrid (probably early 90s).



Would do fine for riding around town possibly after a bit of a tune up.







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  • Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
    – Bluegrass
    Sep 2 at 14:35







  • 1




    @Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
    – David Richerby
    Sep 2 at 16:34










  • Yeah ; among other things it doesn’t help others and is highly market dependent. The answer is basically what people will pay.
    – Batman
    Sep 2 at 22:56
















  • Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
    – Bluegrass
    Sep 2 at 14:35







  • 1




    @Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
    – David Richerby
    Sep 2 at 16:34










  • Yeah ; among other things it doesn’t help others and is highly market dependent. The answer is basically what people will pay.
    – Batman
    Sep 2 at 22:56















Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
– Bluegrass
Sep 2 at 14:35





Thanks. I'm thinking about selling and buying a larger bike (I'm 6'4"). I had it tuned up 18 months ago and haven't riden it more than maybe 200 miles. I also had new tires places on it - Panaracer Pasela PT 700x35c (35-622). What would you sell it for?
– Bluegrass
Sep 2 at 14:35





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@Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
– David Richerby
Sep 2 at 16:34




@Bluegrass Sorry but we don't give item valuations.
– David Richerby
Sep 2 at 16:34












Yeah ; among other things it doesn’t help others and is highly market dependent. The answer is basically what people will pay.
– Batman
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