Bianchi Specialissima Comp

Bianchi Specialissima Comp

Bianchi Specialissima Comp - Italian Climbing Machine with Shimano 105/Ultegra Di2, Velomann Paradigm Carbon Wheels and Pirelli Tyres | Large 57cm

Bianchi has been building road racing bicycles in Milan since 1885 - the name Specialissima, Italian for “most special,” signals exactly where it sits in the lineup. The Specialissima has been the frame Bianchi builds when climbing performance is the singular objective. A claimed frame weight of 750 grams with Countervail vibration-cancelling technology embedded directly into the carbon layup - absorbing up to 80% of road vibration compared to standard carbon construction. This large 57cm build is upgraded with Velomann Paradigm carbon wheels, Velomann saddle, and carbon bottle cages throughout.

Specifications

• Size: Large / 57cm
• Groupset: Shimano 105/Ultegra Di2, 12-Speed - wireless electronic shifting throughout
• Frame: Bianchi Specialissima Carbon - 750g monocoque, Countervail vibration-cancelling technology, flat mount disc, 12x100mm thru-axle, fully internal cable routing
• Fork: Bianchi Specialissima Carbon - ICR 1.5” integrated head, flat mount disc 140mm
• Wheels: Velomann Paradigm Disc Carbon - premium aftermarket carbon upgrade
• Seatpost: Carbon - aero profile, weight optimised
• Saddle: Velomann - performance comfort matched to the build
• Tyres: Pirelli - premium race rubber throughout
• Extras: Carbon bottle cage set included
• New: Fresh bar tape throughout
• Condition: Fully inspected and ready to ride

The Bottom Line

A 750-gram climbing frameset that adds hydraulic braking and thru-axle precision while actually trimming weight relative to the earlier rim-brake Specialissima - one of Italy’s most celebrated climbing machines in a rare large 57cm size.

MKP Recommends

🔵 MKP Recommends: The Specialissima is Bianchi’s purest expression of Italian climbing perfection - named “most special” for good reason. The Countervail technology is not a marketing claim - riders consistently report the difference over rough tarmac compared to other lightweight carbon frames. At $5,000 with Di2 shifting and Velomann carbon wheels in a large 57cm, this is a genuinely rare find for a taller rider who takes climbing seriously.