Bianchi is the world’s oldest bicycle-making company still in existence, founded in 1885 by Eduardo Bianchi in Milan, Italy. No doubt, Bianchi is the pioneer of bicycle development since the beginning. They invented equal-sized wheels with pneumatic rubber tires in 1895, first bicycle ever featuring a cardan joint transmission in 1901 and front brake system in 1913.

Proudly presenting one of the most desirable Bianchi‘s racing machine, the Specialissima made by Bianchi’s Reparto Corse department back in late 1980s for Emanuele Bombini of Team Gewiss Bianchi Extraordinary frameset is made of Columbus SLX tubing, shinning in original white/celeste paintjob. Built with top of the line Campagnolo C-Record groupset, iconic Campagnolo Cobalto brakes, Selle Italia Turbo saddle. Marked with “11” under the bottom bracket.

A nice catch for any vintage bike collector.

Frame & Fork: Bianchi Specialissima Team Gewiss Bianchi / Columbus SLX (marked with number “11)

Size:

-seat tube (c-t): 53 cm

-top tube (c-c):  53.7  cm

-headset tube: 10.7 cm

Crankset: Campagnolo C-Record

Bottom Bracket: Campagnolo C-Record

Front Derailleur: Campagnolo C-Record

Rear Derailleur: Campagnolo C-Record

Shifters: Campagnolo C Record

Brake Levers: Campagnolo C-Record

Brakes: Campagnolo C-Record Cobalto

Hubs: Campagnolo C-Record

Rims: Mavic SSC

Seatpost: Campagnolo C-Record (27,2mm)

Saddle: Selle Italia Turbo

Stem: ITM Bianchi

Handlebar: ITM

Handlebar tape: Bianchi

Condition: Used, but good condition. Original  paint and decals. No dents, no cracks, not bent. Groupset and components are in good condition and works fine.

Year: late 1988 – early 1989 season

Price: SOLD (September 2026)