Bike as ridden at that time by the Bianchi team featuring Oscar Egg.

The story goes this actual bike was taken to America by Oscar Egg and sold to American cycling fan Lou Haun in 1920 in New York where Oscar had been competing in 6 day events.

Lou rode it for years before passing it on to his son Lou jnr who rode it into the 1950s before putting it away. The bike was taken out of storage in a rusty hand painted condition in 1996 and acquired by cyclist Robert Schwartz who had all the brightwork re- nickel plated and the frame painted black. The present owner found the bike and accompanied history file in USA in 2019 and brought it into the UK for restoration.

The restored frame is equipped with it’s original headset, bottom bracket, pedals, Bianchi cottered chainset, Bianchi steel bars and stem. The original Bianchi hubs are now fitted with new Ghisallo wood rims. Newly sourced era correct Bowden brakeset, wooden bar grips and Lamplugh saddle