I had a Bianchi Milano for a while. Cool looking but really not that fun to ride. It was fine for short errands but I wouldn't recommend it for longer rides. It has a very dead feeling frame with big aluminum tubes, and a sluggish ride. I agree with Mr. Thill's idea for a mixte fixer-upper. Peugeots are fine but are made from lesser steel, and you have to deal with French threading. You can find old Japanese mixtes made from chrome moly (also some Raleighs and Carltons) that provide a better foundation from which to build, IMHO.
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