Bianchi Infinito CV Ultegra Di2

The Bianchi Infinito CV Ultegra Di2 combines racing heritage with advanced comfort technology. Its carbon frame with Countervail technology reduces vibrations, allowing for smoother and longer rides. Equipped with Shimano Ultegra Di2 components, this bike delivers precise shifting and braking performance, making it ideal for both competitive and recreational cyclists.Key Features Frame Infinito Carbon CV, disc brake, compatible with 32c tyres Front Fork Full Carbon CV, disc brake, flat mount, thru axle Drivetrain Shimano Ultegra Di2 12 speed Brakes Shimano BR 8170 disc brakes Wheels Fulcrum Racing 400, Pirelli P7 tyres Other Standout Feature Reparto Corse full carbon seat post Finance Option Available with 0% APR financeWith its racing heritage but comfort oriented technology and design, the Infinito CV will inspire you to ride further without limits whether youre racing gran fondos or pushing yourself on long solo adventuresThe Bianchi Infinito CV Ultegra Di2 features a lightweight carbon frame with Countervail technology, which significantly reduces road vibrations, allowing for a smoother and more comfortable ride over long distances. The frame geometry is designed to provide an optimal balance between performance and comfort, making it ideal for endurance riding.The full carbon fork complements the frame's capabilities, offering precise handling and control. The Shimano Ultegra Di2 12 speed drivetrain ensures seamless and accurate gear shifts, while the Shimano BR 8170 disc brakes provide powerful and reliable stopping power in all conditions.Rolling on Fulcrum Racing 400 wheels paired with Pirelli P7 tyres, this bike delivers excellent traction and stability on various road surfaces. The Reparto Corse full carbon seat post and Fi'ziArgo Tempo R5 saddle enhance rider comfort, ensuring you can stay in the saddle for extended periods without discomfort.Overall, the Bianchi Infinito CV Ultegra Di2 is a perfect blend of performance and comfort, making it an excellent choice for serious cyclists looking to push their limits on the road.