2014 Bianchi Volpe
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What a used one is worth
Open the value toolNew
$405
$224 to $527
Like new
$385
$213 to $500
Excellent
$365
$202 to $474
Good
$304
$168 to $395
Fair
$223
$123 to $290
For parts
$122
$67 to $158
From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Bianchi
- Model family
- Volpe
- Model year
- 2014
- Category
- Road
- Frame material
- steel
- Sizes
- 46, 49, 51, 53, 55, 57, 59, 61
- Wheel size
- 700c
- Launch MSRP (US)
- $1,300
Drivetrain
- Speeds
- 10
- Groupset
- Shimano Tiagra
- Chainrings
- 3
- Electronic
- false
- Total gears
- 30
Build
- Fork
- Bianchi Cr-Mo, 1 1/8" w/rack braze-ons
- Stem
- Reparto Corse alloy
- Tires
- Kenda Kwicker 700 x 32
- Brakes
- Reparto Corse Cantilever
- Saddle
- Velo VL-1166
- Wheels
- Shimano Tiagra hubs, Bianchi DRX6000 double wall w/ eyelets
- Cassette
- Shimano Tiagra 10sp 12-30T
- Crankset
- FSA Vero Triple 50/39/30
- Seatpost
- Reparto Corse alloy
- Shifters
- Shimano Tiagra 10sp
- Handlebar
- Reparto Corse compact alloy
- Rear derailleur
- Shimano Tiagra
Geometry
- 46
- Chainstay mm: 406; Head angle deg: 70.5; Seat angle deg: 75
- 49
- Chainstay mm: 408; Head angle deg: 70.5; Seat angle deg: 74.5
- 51
- Chainstay mm: 408; Head angle deg: 71; Seat angle deg: 74.5
- 53
- Chainstay mm: 410; Head angle deg: 71.5; Seat angle deg: 74
- 55
- Chainstay mm: 415; Head angle deg: 72; Seat angle deg: 73.5
- 57
- Chainstay mm: 415; Head angle deg: 72; Seat angle deg: 73.5
- 59
- Chainstay mm: 415; Head angle deg: 72.5; Seat angle deg: 73
- 61
- Chainstay mm: 418; Head angle deg: 72.5; Seat angle deg: 72.5
Spec from Bianchi USA's own 2014 model page (bianchiusa.com, captured 2014-01). Bianchi USA menu group: Steel. Frame: Bianchi Cr-Mo, triple butted main tubes, tig welded.. Colors: Slate Blue. US retail price $1299.99 printed on Bianchi USA's own page captured 2014-01 (inside the launch window). The page carries no Bianchi code; its own menu lists 2013 as the newest archived model year, so it shows the 2014 lineup.