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Bianchi Infinito CV Disc Ultegra Di2

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Bianchi Infinito CV Disc Ultegra Di2Tech specs Frameset Frame Infinito CV Disc, Carbon w Bianchi CV, Mechanical Electronic Di2 EPS shifting compatible, 32" tire compatible, BBset PressFit 86,5x41mm, thru axle 12x142mm, sizes 47 50 53 55 57 59 61cm Fork Bianchi Full Carbon w Bianchi CV Disc, 1,5" head, flat mount, thru axle 12x100mm, compatible with 32" tire Headset Fsa NO. 42 47CF ACB 5D Drivetrain Shifters Ultegra Di2 12sp hydraulic disc brake for road Rear Derailleur Shimano Ultegra

Tech specs

  • Frameset

    1. Frame

      Infinito CV Disc, Carbon w/Bianchi CV, Mechanical/Electronic Di2/EPS shifting compatible, 32" tire compatible, BBset PressFit 86,5x41mm, thru axle 12x142mm, sizes 47-50-53-55-57-59-61cm

    2. Fork

      Bianchi Full Carbon w/Bianchi CV Disc, 1,5" head, flat mount, thru axle 12x100mm, compatible with 32" tire

    3. Headset

      Fsa NO.42/47CF/ACB/5D

  • Drivetrain

    1. Shifters

      Ultegra Di2 12sp hydraulic disc brake for road

    2. Rear Derailleur

      Shimano Ultegra Di2 12sp

    3. Front Derailleur

      Shimano Ultegra Di2 12sp

    4. Crankset

      Shimano Ultegra Crank Length: 170mm-47/54cm, 172.5mm-55/59cm, 175mm-61cm

    5. Bottom Bracket

      Shimano SM-BB72-41B

    6. Chain

      Shimano Ultegra 12sp

    7. Cassette

      Shimano Ultegra 11-32T

  • Brakes

    1. Brakes

      Shimano Hydraulic disc brake, included in the shifter

    2. Brake Levers

      included w/shifters

    3. Rotor

      Shimano SM-RT800 Center Lock, diam. 160mm

  • Wheels

    1. Wheels

      Fulcrum Racing 400 disc brake, 622x19c, 2 WAY FIT tubeless ready

    2. Tire

      Pirelli P7, 700 x 28c, 60TPI, Nylon breaker, Folding

  • Cockpit 

    1. Stem

      Reparto Corse 3D Forged alloy 6061, rise +/ - 7°, height 38mm, Oversize, 1.1/8", 1 piece alloy faceplate 6061, Ext: 70mm-47cm, 90mm-50cm, 100mm-53cm, 110mm-55cm, 120mm-57/61cm

    2. Handlebar

      Reparto Corse Compact Flat Top, alloy 2014 diam. 31,8mm, reach 80mm, drop 130mm, Size: 400mm-47/50cm , 420mm-53/57cm, 440mm-59/61cm

    3. Grips / Extensions

      Black soft Microfiber tapes w/shockproof Eva-139

  • Saddle

    1. Seatpost

      Reparto Corse Full Carbon special dimension; special Clamp type with alloy head adjustable and reversible +/- 35mm; lenght: 350mm-47/57cm, 380mm-59/61cm, Setback (25mm/+10mm), EL271 alloy 6061 clamp

    2. Saddle

      Fi'zi:k Argo Tempo R5, rail S alloy, 260x150mm

  • Based on component availability, Bianchi reserves the right to make changes on specifications without notice.

Size Frame & Geometry

 

A1 A B1 C D E F G G1 H I X Y WB
470 420 515 415 68 120 581 74.5° 70.5° 43 375 370 521 986
500 450 525 415 68 135 583 74.5° 71.5° 43 375 375 539 988
530 480 535 415 68 150 588 74° 71.5° 43 375 376 553 993
550 500 550 415 68 165 593 73.5° 72° 43 375 381 569 999
570 520 560 415 68 180 599 73.5° 72.5° 43 375 386 585 1004
590 540 575 420 68 195 608 73° 72.5° 43 375 392 599 1018
610 560 585 420 68 210 612 72.5° 72.5° 43 375 392 614 1023
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