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The new model refreshes and expands Bianchi’s endurance lineup to appeal to a wider audience. New features include a full carbon fiber frame with integrated cable routing and two new color options.
Source: Press Release
The new Bianchi Infinito is designed for those who enjoy long rides, featuring enhanced comfort and a less extreme riding position.
Frame Geometry for Everyone
Building on the proven endurance geometry introduced by Bianchi with its flagship Infinito CV model, the new Infinito features clean, modern lines, thanks to its fully internal cable routing system from the cockpit to the rear triangle. Not only does this give the bike an attractive look, but it also enhances the Infinito’s efficiency and aerodynamics.
The Infinito’s geometry has been validated through thousands of hours of riding with cyclists from around the world. The raised head tube allows for a less aggressive riding position, improving comfort after many hours in the saddle. This approach is effective and adaptable to both male and female anatomies.
Competitive Specifications
The new Infinito complements and updates Bianchi’s endurance lineup, positioning itself just below the top-of-the-line Infinito CV model, which features an anti-vibration CV system.
Available in three different configurations, the new Infinito offers one of the most competitive packages in this market segment.
The first version is equipped with Shimano Ultegra Di2 electronic shifting, an integrated Velomann aluminum handlebar, and Velomann Palladium 33 carbon fiber wheels.
The other two versions are equipped with Shimano 105 mechanical groupsets. The first features a semi-integrated handlebar and Velomann Palladium 33 wheels, while the second features Velomann V30R aluminum wheels.
The new Infinito is also compatible with Bianchi’s new carbon-fiber integrated handlebar—the same one used on the Specialissima all-rounder, developed in-house by Bianchi Reparto Corse. The handlebar offers an additional option for Infinito riders seeking speed, performance, and aerodynamic efficiency.
Two color options
The Infinito is available in the iconic Bianchi Celeste with lettering and decals in a striking deep blue-green. Alternatively, it offers the refined and minimalist Deep Lustrous Purple (black-purple) version with logos and decals in matte black.
The new Infinito is making its world debut in the exhibition area at the Bike Festival Garda Trentino (May 2–5), at booth E2.
The bike is available at the following prices:
- Infinito Shimano Ultegra Di2 with integrated handlebars and Velomann Palladium 33 carbon wheels: €5,299.
- Infinito Shimano 105 with semi-integrated handlebars and Velomann Palladium 33 carbon wheels: €3,499.
- Infinito Shimano 105 with semi-integrated handlebars and V30R aluminum wheels: €2,599.
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