Bianchi C2C range

shaun75

Can anyone please summarise the 2015 C2C range?
i take it they are all 'comfort/sportive' geometry but there are several models names which on Bianchi's site arent really explained.
There's...
Via Nirone
Impulso
Vertigo
Intenso
Infinito

I understand from Vertigo up they are carbon frames, is that right?

dj58

I don't know myself, but does this help? http://road.cc/content/review/115685-bi ... -road-bike

t4tomo

see also
http://www.epic-cycles.co.uk/bianchi.html
no vertigo any more:
going up in cost and quality:
Via Nirone -Alu
Impulso -alu
Intenso - carbon
Infinito CV - super clever expensive carbon pro level.

Bar Shaker

My GF has an Infinito. It really is a lovely bike.

The geometry is perfect for 100 mile sportives, with a stack height probably 50mm above my SLR. This comfort and lack of vibration transfer means her stamina on longer rides has improved considerably.

With Di2, it's hard to beat for anything other than racing, although it is used at Tour level instead of the Oltre, because of the comfort.

freefall_junkie

I have an Infinito CV Di2. Perhaps a bit more racey than the previous Infinito with a stack height just 1cm higher than the equivalent Oltre, but a very comfortable ride. Expensive, but you would be very hard pushed to find a better endurance bike.