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Ebykr celebrates classic and vintage lightweight bicycles through provoking imagery and opinion. Ride along with us.
About Ebykr
Ebykr celebrates classic and vintage lightweight bicycles through provoking imagery and opinion. Ride along with us.
Quote from Eric Anschutz on March 22, 2026, 2:48 pmAs one of the most storied names in cycling history, our Bianchi resource collection has documented the evolution of the Passione Celeste. From the early Eduardo Bianchi era to the high-performance Reparto Corse machines, this thread is the place to discuss the "Golden Age" of Italian steel.
The Goal of this Thread: We aim to create a community-driven database of frame details that distinguish a genuine racing machine from its mass-produced counterparts.
How to Contribute:
The "Celeste" Spectrum: Share photos of original paint finishes from different decades (1950s vs. 1980s).
Technical Details: Post photos of integrated headsets, specific lug cutouts and the iconic "B" stampings.
Serial Number Census: Help us refine our dating charts by posting your serial numbers alongside known component builds.
New to the thread? You do not need serial numbers to begin — just tell us your first Bianchi and the shade of Celeste it wore.
As one of the most storied names in cycling history, our Bianchi resource collection has documented the evolution of the Passione Celeste. From the early Eduardo Bianchi era to the high-performance Reparto Corse machines, this thread is the place to discuss the "Golden Age" of Italian steel.
The Goal of this Thread: We aim to create a community-driven database of frame details that distinguish a genuine racing machine from its mass-produced counterparts.
How to Contribute:
The "Celeste" Spectrum: Share photos of original paint finishes from different decades (1950s vs. 1980s).
Technical Details: Post photos of integrated headsets, specific lug cutouts and the iconic "B" stampings.
Serial Number Census: Help us refine our dating charts by posting your serial numbers alongside known component builds.
New to the thread? You do not need serial numbers to begin — just tell us your first Bianchi and the shade of Celeste it wore.
