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Custom Bianchi Infinito CV for Sep Vanmarcke

· By Press Office · 10 comments

A very special bike for very special races: Bianchi developed a customized Infinito CV for Team LottoNL-Jumbo’s Sep Vanmarcke to lead another charge to the cobbled Classics in Northern Europe. The twenty-six-year-old Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix podium finisher will ride his special Infinito CV at next Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix.

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Vanmarcke’s Infinito CV features an innovative paint job realized with a special technique. The entire carbon frame comes in the iconic Celeste Bianchi color with top tube, head tube and down tube featuring a worn out and aggressive look, revealing a brushed metal effect. Bianchi also included in the head tube area Sep Vanmarcke’s personal logo, while the top tube says “Less Fatigue, More Control”, referring to the unparalleled advantages of Countervail vibration cancelling technology when riding on the cobbles.

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The Invention: What is countervail technology

Bianchi collaborated with Materials Sciences Corporation to develop the innovative and exclusive application of the patented Countervail® integrated vibration canceling system for cycling. With its special carbon fiber architecture and viscoelastic material, Countervail® carbon material, embedded within the unique Infinito CV carbon layup, immediately cancels vibration while increasing the stiffness and strength of the entire frame. Countervail cancels up to 80% of the road vibration making the Infinito CV the best bike to ride on rough surfaces and cobbles.

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Advantages:

  • maximized ride control and handling under normal to extreme vibration loads
  • reduced muscle fatigue and increased energy savings in distance rides; increased rigidity and peak power output over long distances.

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Comments

Eppie

Apr 2, 2015, 10:49 AM

Wow, absolutely stunning. One can only dream about a bike like this.

HappyMartin

Apr 2, 2015, 11:01 AM

Interesting. Not their top frame but a very good frame sold more as a comfort ride rather than out and out performance.

urbanroyal

Apr 2, 2015, 11:10 AM

I think for the cobbles. .manufacturers have bikes with relaxed geometry. ..same like the Spez Roubaix...this they then market to old toppies like me ...????????????

Rocket-Boy

Apr 2, 2015, 12:13 PM

I think for the cobbles. .manufacturers have bikes with relaxed geometry. ..same like the Spez Roubaix...this they then market to old toppies like me ...

Yup, its meant for the cobbles.

Jaco-fiets

Apr 2, 2015, 12:18 PM

Looks like a garage job

Eppie

Apr 2, 2015, 1:08 PM

Looks like a garage job

That is the idea the 'worn out and aggressive look' was intended.

urbanroyal

Apr 2, 2015, 1:29 PM

Now all they have to do is ditch the Shimano and go Campagnolo ...and then it would be perfect. ...☺

RatherBeMTB

Apr 3, 2015, 3:14 PM

That is the idea the 'worn out and aggressive look' was intended.

Reeeeeeeeeeealy?....

floatfox

Apr 3, 2015, 5:35 PM

Thats really nice..

Pure Savage

Apr 4, 2015, 7:25 AM

So its just a paint job? No cool suspension like Pinerallo? No cool changes the mechanic make? Bleh...

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