Owner's manual for a 2008 bianchi cortina

If it say Bianchi on the frame and head tube it's genuine. It's best to just Google "Bianchi serial number" to see if there is info available on year made. Any other info (model, original equipment, etc.) would require pictures, and is best done on a Bianchi or at least bicycle-specific site. You might also check with a Bianchi dealer. Find Retailer Bianchi USA . Also check my tip:
How to determine the year value etc of your bicycle

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Nobody is likely able to tell you more than you would find with a Google search for "edoardo bianchi sport sx," but it's nothing special.

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Unforunately, there is no database of Bianchi serial numbers

Hi there!Happy Sewing Machine Mfg. Co. exported sewing machines worldwide. In 1955, Montgomery Ward took over the company. I found a phone number for the current owner of company: TEXMAC/ITOCHU and a technician's number: 704-393-6557. I could not locate a Toll Free number. These were originally Japanese exports and later they were manufactured, I believe, in Taiwan, so this is a good, solid (I assume all metal?) machine. That sounds like a great vintage find, and I hope you realize that you probably don't have to do much to get her smoothly singing along! If you have some sewing experience, I am sure you will find it pretty similar to today's models and the only real difference will be that it probably has belts (easy to replace if cracked), and is probably a real workhorse compared to the plastic models in today's market. I hope you can locate a manual, and much happiness with your HAPPY Sewing Machine :)JimmyI hope you found this helpful

1-800-444-3353. They are distributed by Harbor Freight. This may be their phone number. In any case, they have technical info.

http://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/45000-45999/45891.pdf

This is the manual.

Gary

The best thing to do is take into your local bike shop so that they can both look at the Fork and determine "why" it is having this problem and so they can show you how to maintain the fork properly as well as any other tips they can provide, such as setting up for you weight, riding style and terrain.

There are a number of possibilities as too why your fork is not moving, and without seeing it or a better description this is best advice I can offer, anything else is simply guessing. I believe that the Zoke front end was a Marzocchi fork, They are very good about listing all their owners manuals however that one seems to be missing. On a 16 year old fork, most likely it needs to be overhauled (minimum), or replaced.

Look on the brake lever for a manufacturer and model number (probably Shimano). Even if you can't establish a model number, go to the website and find the mountain bike shifter that is closest to yours, There will probably be a technical manual for it and it will describe how to install and adjust it. You'll also want to look for and understand the derailleur it controls.

http://techdocs.shimano.com/techdocs/index.jsp

GM supplies a phone number in the owners manual to call a toll free number for this kind of help.

Bianchi doesn't do warranty(?) work through a main factory, so you'll have to contact a dealer near you. Use their dealer locator and enter your address to find the closest one.

3 way calling is a feature you get from your phone company. If you already have the service you just need to find out what the procedure is from them.