Bianchi INFINITO CV Disc - Ultegra DI2 - Carbon Road Bike - 2023 - CK16 / dark turquoise full glossy

Due to the tight supply situation for individual components, bikes may sometimes be delivered with deviating equipment. However, any alternative components used will be of a corresponding quality to that of the original components.

Comfortable carbon beauty

Infinito is Italian and means "infinite." Bianchi's Infinito CV is predestined for infinitely long rides thanks to the damping Countervail system, and the aerodynamic lines make it exceptionally fast.

The layup of the frame combines carbon fiber with Countervail a revolutionary damping material that is exclusive to Bianchi. Once you've done a few miles on this Bianchi frame, you'll know: Countervail is the real deal. Typical road vibrations that cause wear and fatigue are noticeably reduced with Bianchi's Countervail frames. With the Infinito CV, you can simply ride longer with less physical discomfort.

With the Bianchi Infinito CV carbon road bike you get a lightweight CV frame made of carbon, as well as a CV aero carbon fork and many other attachments made of lightweight material. The bike is electronically shifted by the wireless Shimano Ultegra Di2 12-speed groupset. Fulcrum Racing 400 DB wheels and 28c wide Pirelli P7 tires round out the overall look.

Features of the Bianchi INFINITO CV Carbon road bike

• Full carbon Countervail frame
• Endurance geometry
• Dedicated aluminium stem and spacers for a better head tube connection
• Dedicated carbon seatpost with integrated optics
• Compatible with mechanical and electronic gears
• Flat Mount brake calipers
• Tire size up to 700x32c

Countervail technology

The Bianchi CV Vibration Cancelling System combines viscoelastic material with a special carbon fiber architecture to disperse vibrations. The benefits to the rider are more control, less muscle fatigue and more energy. Bianchi CV suppresses 80% of vibrations while increasing the stiffness and strength of carbon frames and forks. Tested in all racing situations.

Conventional passive damping in frames with superficial rubber inserts and isolators are only partially effective compared to the integrated vibration cancelling system developed by Bianchi for cycling and tested in extreme conditions.