It's a Cane Creek Crosstop cyclocross lever.


As for the fork, my LBS master mechanic and I were both convinced when looking at the fork - ie. the flat section both front and back (indicative of where a break would go), the screw inside the fork which was probably inserted and then bonded to the fork to create a smooth surface for painting, and aluminum upper portion of the fork - we figured it was probably a road fork originally in the manufacturing process that had the brake holes filled in to become a track fork. When we called Bianchi USA, the rep really couldn't tell us anything about the fork besides "it can't be done".