I wish I had some information to offer, but I found no information about these mopeds. I did see a few “parts bikes” available on eBay. Using a donor machine is likely the only way to get proprietary Bianchi parts for the body, engine, etc. Some parts are standard bicycle parts, such as the wheels, tires, brakes, etc.

I was fortunate to get a bike that was mostly intact. I only had to replace wheels, tires, brake pads and pedals.

Wayne, thanks for the comment. You might have more luck with your ’77, since it most likely uses a Morini Franco Motori engine. My ’67 uses an older Bianchi-made engine. If you haven’t done so already, you might want to create an account on mopedarmy.com and search for owners of a similar moped. I’ve never found a source for parts for my ’67, aside from the Dellorto carburetor, but you might have a better chance with yours, given the shared engine. If you need body parts, the best source would likely be an older bike being sold for parts.

Thanlks.

Susan,

Parts availability depends on whether you’re looking for proprietary Bianchi parts, such as the engine or body panels. The tires, tubes, and rims are standard bicycle components for 20″ wheels, although the rims use 28 spokes, which are not common.

I’ll send you an email reply.

-Kevin