kbarch

Hot. But those bottle cages are almost comical - made me think "lobster."

rjones28 

hot

furiousferret

After a few rides, I'm not fond of them. Once I find a good replacement they're gone.

bianchi10

Are those 175mm crank arms? They look longer to me. Might be the angle they are positioned in the photo.
I like the bike. Part of me thinks the red cages help valance out the bars and saddle, part of me thinks red cages is a bit too much. I'd also like to see the Garmin a little more flat.

kcollier5

Bike: Completely debadged. Wheels! Stem! Crankarm! Saddle! are all badged. Just looks like a strange mix of stealth and normal. Doesn't do anything for me, although I'm sure the bike is great. Aesthetically though, it's a mishmash of logos and NO logos. Plus, of course, ditch the red saddle bag (where'd the RED come from?), and the bottles, even though I disagree about white garage doors on here and like your backgrounds. But this bike is a definite not for me, sorry.

byhsu

I have a red autobot logo in the back, red titanium skewers, I had to ride about 20 miles to get to this location for the picture. The logos are minimal. The frame is unbranded hence no logos. And yes this bike is a very capable bike.

kcollier5

Not that you asked me, but then I would debadge the wheels and stem and crank arm and have that stealth bike look. Or if you don't like that idea, you could always add a red stripe to the frame or something like that? Just a few suggestions.

edit: Now that you mention it, I do see your red accents. Missed them completely at first, sorry.

byhsu

Here is another background pic for you

SevenTwentyNine

Madone

Team Sarcasm

I think you need to show a little more seat post. But just a smidge.

Sheik24

Thar she blows:

SevenTwentyNine

Hahaha if my legs grow any longer then you can bet your bottom dollar I'd reveal a little more "skin" on that baby.
But seriously, I always get a lot of stick for my saddle to bar drop but honestly I'm not trying to show off or be ridiculous or look pro - that's just the height that has been working for me best on that frame!

Taqi

Smokin hot.

jtwilson

R1lee

That is hot, but I will throw this out there. I think the front fork is questionable with that weird design and also Enve 3.4's would be hell of a lot sweeter.

jtwilson

Thanks for the feedback. I'll admit, when I first saw these bikes the fork took a second to grow on me. I feel like it presents a mean and aggressive character to the bike, and makes it instantly recognizable, since the frame itself is very low-key in visual impact. If I did it all over again, I would choose Enve 3.4 clinchers over the 6.7 tubulars, but I bought these wheels before the clinchers were developed, and I couldn't resist the temptation of the deeper wheels.

halfspeed

"Help me! I don't know WTF I'm trying to be!"

Pedalhappy

long john

My LS did the same and it cost me 40 bucks. I use bontrager now 12 dollars. Local store lots of colors.

WHOOOSSHHH...

hot jt!!!

Fiery

When did this thread become the other thread?

jtwilson

I'm curious as to what you feel is confused about this build.

rjones28 

They were different?

Lazyass

Good colors, hydroformed aluminum, doesn't cost $50,000. My kind of bike. Hot.

MikeyBoyAz

Bianchi Infinito CV rev 2.0 for re-review.