Bianchi NTH (1990?)

[Soundifferent]

Just when I decided on selling some bikes that I wasn't particularly attached to in order to free up some space, this pops up:



It’s a bit rusty but the drivetrain is in very good conditions for its age.




I’m still not sure it’s just surface rust but I love NTHs so much I’m thinking of having it repainted and rebuilt from the ground up.
Still…one more project

 

[Soundifferent]

I can’t believe how hard it is to find some information about Bianchi NTH bicycles. Has someone ever seen period catalogues?

 

[Obi-Juan]

Beautiful bike, worth the time.
Yes, it's very difficult to find any information.
And yes, they're beautiful. I love them too. Maybe one day I'll get one like this.

Thread 'la mia BIANCHI NTH Titanium megatube'

May 20, 2022

hi boys,
after a long time that I have not written here, I am updating you on my last vintage mtb that I bought, a Bianchi NTH titanium megatube from 1997 I suppose. It was a dream for me in the 90s, in Italy Dario Acquaroli raced with a similar bike
3 / 2.5 titanium tubes, the oblique two plates folded and welded along their entire length to make everything more rigid

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For now, I'll continue with my project, which I also love.

 

[Soundifferent]

Beautiful bike, worth the time.
Yes, it's very difficult to find any information.
And yes, they're beautiful. I love them too. Maybe one day I'll get one like this.

Thread 'la mia BIANCHI NTH Titanium megatube'

May 20, 2022

hi boys,
after a long time that I have not written here, I am updating you on my last vintage mtb that I bought, a Bianchi NTH titanium megatube from 1997 I suppose. It was a dream for me in the 90s, in Italy Dario Acquaroli raced with a similar bike
3 / 2.5 titanium tubes, the oblique two plates folded and welded along their entire length to make everything more rigid

• adri.75
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• Forum: Reader's MTBs --> 1997

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For now, I'll continue with my project, which I also love.

Thanks, I wish my NTH project was that far ahead. I’m focusing on my ‘88 Team Stumpjumper, then i will carefully tear it down and let a pro do some magic with the frame.
Since you’re mentioning Dario Acquaroli, next week we’ll be celebrating him with the Vintage Ride MTB

 

[Obi-Juan]

Ah! That reminds me, back in January I missed a wonderful opportunity to get a Bianchi-Martini in Deddacciai tubing just like the one Dario Acquaroli wore at the 1996 U-23 World Cup.
I think it went to Canada, but I'm still crying over the missed opportunity.

 

[Obi-Juan]

Ah! That reminds me, back in January I missed a wonderful opportunity to get a Bianchi-Martini in Deddacciai tubing just like the one Dario Acquaroli wore at the 1996 U-23 World Cup.
I think it went to Canada, but I'm still crying over the missed opportunity.

Well, I lost the Bianchi, but thanks to that, I was able to get the Cinelli.
And honestly, the Bianchi hurts, but the Cinelli is a stylish and classy bike; I'm in love with it.
As we say in Spain: "No hay mal que por bien no venga" (every cloud has a silver lining).

Thread 'Eight thousand up! Cinelli Ottomilainsu'

Feb 10, 2025

After 2 months of fighting to bring this small machine to Spain, it has finally arrived
It was a crush at first sight although I had to wait to decide because I was in love with another Italian bicycle that ultimately couldn't be.
I really wanted the 2 bikes...polygamy? Well, maybe. In any case, after losing the Bianchi I did everything possible (and it was a lot of perseverance) to not lose this one too.

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