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2013 Bianchi Vertigo C2C Endurance Bikes Let You & Your Dollars Ride Farther

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Bianchi is bringing Italian design and long distance comfort to a more competitive price point with the new C2C Vertigo.

The Vertigo gets a carbon fiber frame designed to take up a bit of the road’s flak and offer a comfortable ride over many hours. While specs and frame details are a bit short at the moment, their C2C (Coast 2 Coast) bikes generally have a bit more relaxed geometry, taller head tube and longer wheelbase.

The Vertigo will get two specs at launch, the Campagnolo Veloce shown above with their trademark Celeste green for $2,399, and a Shimano 105 built with Shimano wheels for just $1,999. Click through to grab an eyeful of that one…

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Both will be available in late Fall and make their formal debut at the tradeshows (Eurobike / Interbike).

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Rick
Rick
11 years ago

Vertigo? Afraid of heights? Obviously, not a climbers bike….

Pancakes
Pancakes
11 years ago

More dizziness than a fear of heights, could make descents tricky.

RT
RT
11 years ago

is the Vertigo the line below the Infinito? or is it replacing the Infinito line?

TW
TW
11 years ago

I have 3 Bianchi bikes, C2C ‘Centaur’, B4P ‘Sempre’ & C2Cv ‘Via Nirone7’. I once owned a Bianchi C2C ‘Veloce’ and it was a smooth running bike. I assume the ‘Vertigo’ will follow with this reputation. It’s a nice looking bike (celeste) too, so I think it will have a lot of appeal to the shopper. I am sure the Vertigo will not measure up to the ‘Centaur’ (my dream bike) or the ‘Sempre’, but you get what you pay for. For a mid-price entry I think buyers will get a good ride from this model, with the Veloce components.

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