Bianchi Infinito CV Disc
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Bianchi Infinito CV Disc for sale
Good points
- Countervail carbon frame designed to reduce road vibration
- Endurance geometry suited to sportives and long rides
- Disc brakes for consistent wet weather braking
- Offered in celeste, the Bianchi signature colour
Things to consider
- A used carbon frame needs a careful inspection. Damage is not always visible
- Specs vary widely between years and builds, so compare the parts fitted and not the model name
- Too few used examples in our UK price data to give a typical price
- Rim brake Infinito CV parts do not swap over. The disc frame, fork and wheels are different
Bianchi Infinito CV Disc buying guide
The Infinito CV Disc is the disc brake version of the Bianchi Infinito CV, a carbon endurance road bike. It sits in the part of the Bianchi range built for long days in the saddle, with a more upright position than the Oltre and Specialissima race bikes.
CV stands for Countervail, a vibration damping material that Bianchi uses under licence and builds into the carbon layup of the frame. The aim is to cut the road buzz that reaches your hands and saddle on long rides.
It was sold in several builds over a number of years, with mechanical and electronic groupsets, so used examples vary a lot. We do not hold enough UK price data on this exact model to quote a typical price.
What it's like to ride
An endurance bike first. The position is less stretched than a race bike and the handling is steady, which helps when you are tired late in a long ride. Disc brakes give consistent stopping in the wet, which counts for a lot on British roads.
It is still a carbon road bike from a racing brand. It is not a tourer and it is not a gravel bike.
Who it's for
Sportive riders and anyone doing long days on rough tarmac who wants a more forgiving position than a race bike. It also suits riders who want a Bianchi in celeste. Racers after the lowest, most aggressive fit should look at the Oltre or Specialissima.
Bianchi Infinito CV Disc, key things to know
Buying tips
- Inspect the frame and fork for cracks and deep chips, paying attention to the bottom bracket, head tube, seat clamp and chainstays
- Ask whether the frame takes thru axles or quick releases, and which brake calliper mount it uses. It matters if you plan to bring your own wheels
- Check the rotors and pads for wear and squeeze both levers. A spongy hydraulic lever needs a bleed
- If it has electronic gears, check the battery charges and every shift works in both directions
- Confirm it is the Disc model and not the rim brake Infinito CV. Look for callipers at the hubs
- Ask for proof of purchase and the frame number, and run a stolen check before you pay
Condition breakdown
Good1 listing · avg £1,361
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