Bianchi Infinito XE Disc Rival AXS

from$3,300$4,300-23%

In stock at 2 shops in New York City and Boston

Sizes in stock
57 cm
Buy at R&A Cycles

Prices and stock checked Oct 22.

Where to buy

2 shops
R&A Cycles105 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217 · New York City · Directions
Sizes 57 cm
$3,300$4,300
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Belmont Wheelworks480 Trapelo Rd, Belmont, MA 02478 · Boston · Directions
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$3,700$4,500
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About this bike

The Bianchi Infinito XE Disc Rival AXS Bike is built for riders who take long roads seriously. Not the rider chasing podiums in a criterium, but the one who shows up at 6am for a 120-mile Gran Fondo and wants to be functional — genuinely functional — at mile 100. Bianchi's Infinito line has always been their answer to endurance road cycling done without compromise, and the XE is the pavement-focused expression of that philosophy: a full-carbon frame tuned for compliance over long hours, disc brakes for consistent stopping power in any weather, and geometry that positions you between aggressive and upright enough to last the day.

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The frame is the foundation of everything here. Full carbon construction throughout — frame and fork — keeps weight down while delivering the lateral stiffness you need to put power into the road rather than lose it in flex. Bianchi designed the Infinito XE with endurance geometry at its core, which means a slightly taller stack than a pure race machine and a touch more reach forgiveness. The result is a position that does not punish you on long climbs or grind you down over four hours in the saddle. Disc brakes — hydraulic — mean your modulation is consistent from the first descent to the last, whether it is dry tarmac or a wet October morning in the hills.

The drivetrain is where this build earns its place in the conversation. SRAM Rival AXS brings 12-speed wireless electronic shifting to a road bike that riders will actually ride hard and often. Gear changes are precise and instantaneous at the press of a button. There are no cables to stretch, no barrel adjusters to chase, no cockpit clutter — the frame's internal routing keeps everything clean and out of the wind. Rival AXS is the accessible entry point into Sram's wireless ecosystem, and it does not ask you to feel like you are settling. The shifts are crisp, the ergonomics are well resolved, and the 12-speed range handles everything from punchy rolling terrain to long alpine climbs.…

Description from R&A Cycles.