Designed for speed and comfort across long distances, the Infinito CV Disc is our first choice century events, Gran Fondo's, and big-mileage weekend training rides. The geometry is a bit more relaxed than the Specialissima and Oltre race bikes, mating perfectly with Bianchi's Countervail technology to help us push through triple-digit mileage without beating ourselves up. That being said, the Infinito is still very much a race-bred machine, offering up quick accelerations and responsive steering when it's time to drop our riding partners and beat them to the next stopping point. The Infinito CV Disc Ultegra Di2 Road Bike is built with endurance geometry to take on the big miles, and Bianchi constructed this ride with an all-new frame shape. For optimized torsional stiffness and weight, the downtube diameter on the 57-61cm Infinito CV disc frame is increased by 5mm. Riders can create their ideal seated pedaling position by adjusting the featured saddle rail clamp, and a taller aero headtube offers a low-stress neck position. This improves performance over long hours and increases comfort in turn. The real star of the show, though, is Bianchi's Countervail technology. This signature tech is key for reducing harsh road vibrations and increasing smooth-riding enjoyment. Especially on bumpy roads and rough cobblestone, CV reduces rider muscle fatigue and increases control for better performance overall. The CV system eliminates up to 80% of all road vibrations due to the use of an innovative composite material that's integrated into Bianchi's high-performance frames and forks. Viscoelastic material works with a carbon fiber construction to dampen vibration, reduce muscle fatigue, and save energy. Bianchi utilizes the Shimano Ultegra Di2 system for a stress-free operation that inspires all-day riding comfort. It's a "pro-proven" series that's more affordable than its Dura-Ace counterpart. For excellent stopping power, the Infinito CV Disc frame and fork feature int...