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Whoever put this spec together needs shooting,it looks bloody awful. I won't be popping into Evans anytime soon to snap one up. Saying that you'd have to push your way past all the un-sold BMC bikes to find one.
Although it's certainly possible to argue with the use of the apostrophe
can't really argue with that
the bike displays it's unease, as above
hold on… if Bianchi think Shimano is good enough for their bikes what's the prob?
I have shimano pedals on my bianchi...apologies..campag group tho! AND it's celelste...
Uh-oh. I have Shimano on an Italian* frame.
*Italian marque but from end of range outsourced to Taiwan - does that give me a loophole?