Bianchi Oltre Pro

Countervail is a proprietary material integrated into the carbon layup that actively cancels road vibration. By dampening high-frequency buzz before it reaches your body, it helps reduce muscle fatigue, allowing you to maintain a more aggressive riding position for longer periods.

No, the Oltre Pro frame is engineered exclusively for electronic shifting systems. The internal cable routing and frame geometry are optimized specifically for the clean integration of electronic components like the included Shimano Ultegra Di2.

This is a race-focused aero frame, so the geometry is quite aggressive. It is designed to prioritize power transfer and aerodynamic efficiency, placing you in a lower, more stretched-out position that is ideal for high-speed efforts and competitive riding.

Because the cables are fully integrated for aerodynamic performance, maintenance can be more involved than on frames with external routing. We recommend having a professional mechanic handle any adjustments to the cockpit or drivetrain to ensure the internal lines remain clean and friction-free.

While it is built as an aero racing machine, the inclusion of Countervail technology makes it surprisingly capable for long rides. It balances the stiffness required for sprinting with enough vibration absorption to keep you comfortable during century rides or long training blocks.