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Fezzari Road bike with Force AXS kit

There is something magical and fun about riding on a mixture of surfaces, and only the EXPLORO delivers on all terrains. Its road geometry is fast on good surfaces and capable on bad ones. Its clearance for up to 2.1” mountain bike tires means nothing will stop you. And the aerodynamics are so good that even with knobby tires, it outperforms round-tube road bikes with skinny tires. There’s simply nothing else like it. The Exploro is designed to fit road, cross and even mountain bike tires following the GravelPlus standard. The road and cross tires are 700c, the mountain bike tires use the 650b size, ensuring that all of these have virtually the same overall wheel diameter and therefore the same predictable handling. Why is aerodynamics important on allroad (asphalt, gravel, fire roads, single track) rides? - You may go slow off-road, but on the connecting asphalt sections, you need road riding speed. - If you’re slow because of gradients, aero doesn’t matter much. But if it's due to head- or crosswinds, you're slow relative to the ground but very fast relative to the air, and that’s what determines the resistance you experience (that’s exactly why you’re slow). We didn’t want the Exploro to be fast in theory, but fast in the real world. So we tested at a realistic 20mph (32kmh) instead of the standard 30mph (48kmh) and optimized the frame for water bottles (tough to do long, epic rides without). We even designed the Sqaero shape to work well when covered in mud! The result? A muddy Exploro with 40mm knobby gravel tires and 2 water bottles is faster than the equivalent clean round tube bike is with 28mm slick road tires and without bottles. The key to the Exploro’s speed is the aero downtube that is wide enough to catch the airflow coming off the big front tire (a skinny downtube wouldn’t even touch the airflow). But at 50mm wide, a full airfoil with a normal ratio would have to be 150-200mm deep, causing too much surface drag. So we square off the tail, keeping most of the aero performance with a 50x75mm cross section that is also close to perfect for strength and stiffness; our Sqaero shape. The wide downtube also effectively shields the water bottles. We also use Sqaero on the headtube, seattube, seatstays, and seatpost.

The 3T Exploro is designed to fit road, cross, and even mountain bike tires following the GravelPlus standard. The road and cross tires are 700c and the mountain bike tires use the 650b size, ensuring that all of these have virtually the same overall wheel diameter, and therefore the same predictable handling. With road wheels and tires, the Exploro is a very fast aero road bike—and comfortable, as it fits any size tire. Switch to monster 2.1” (54mm) tires and it soaks up anything that gravel, dirt or singletrack can throw at you. Stay with a mid-size tire to mix on- and off-road segments on every ride. Why is aerodynamics important on allroad (asphalt, gravel, fire roads, single track) rides? - You may go slow off-road, but on the connecting asphalt sections, you need road riding speed. - If you’re slow because of gradients, aero doesn’t matter much. But if it's due to head- or crosswinds, you're slow relative to the ground but very fast relative to the air, and that’s what determines the resistance you experience (that’s exactly why you’re slow). We didn’t want the Exploro to be fast in theory, but fast in the real world. So we tested at a realistic 20mph (32kmh) instead of the standard 30mph (48kmh) and optimized the frame for water bottles (tough to do long, epic rides without). We even designed the Sqaero shape to work well when covered in mud! The result? A muddy Exploro with 40mm knobby gravel tires and 2 water bottles is faster than the equivalent clean round tube bike is with 28mm slick road tires and without bottles.

3T created a complete bicycle option for their Exploro range with the Exploro Team Rival. This product features the Exploro team frame outfitted with the latest products from companies like SRAM, WTB and of course 3T components. The SRAM Rival 1x shifting, braking and drivetrain duties offers the perfect balance of performance and practicality. The 1x system gives you everything you need and nothing you don’t. Innovative, responsible and ready to tackle any conditions. WTB provides the comfort features from the amply padded Volt Pro saddle to their voluminous 47mm ByWay TCS Road Plus tires. These tires match up very well with the 24mm inner width of Fulcrum's Red Power 650b wheelset. 3T's ARX stem coupled with their ErNova handlebar wrapped in Corius Pro handlebar tape delivers a comfortable cushioned grip.

There is something magical and fun about riding on a mixture of surfaces, and only the EXPLORO delivers on all terrains. Its road geometry is fast on good surfaces and capable on bad ones. Its clearance for up to 2.1” mountain bike tires means nothing will stop you. And the aerodynamics are so good that even with knobby tires, it outperforms round-tube road bikes with skinny tires. There’s simply nothing else like it. The Exploro is designed to fit road, cross and even mountain bike tires following the GravelPlus standard. The road and cross tires are 700c, the mountain bike tires use the 650b size, ensuring that all of these have virtually the same overall wheel diameter and therefore the same predictable handling. Why is aerodynamics important on allroad (asphalt, gravel, fire roads, single track) rides? - You may go slow off-road, but on the connecting asphalt sections, you need road riding speed. - If you’re slow because of gradients, aero doesn’t matter much. But if it's due to head- or crosswinds, you're slow relative to the ground but very fast relative to the air, and that’s what determines the resistance you experience (that’s exactly why you’re slow). We didn’t want the Exploro to be fast in theory, but fast in the real world. So we tested at a realistic 20mph (32kmh) instead of the standard 30mph (48kmh) and optimized the frame for water bottles (tough to do long, epic rides without). We even designed the Sqaero shape to work well when covered in mud! The result? A muddy Exploro with 40mm knobby gravel tires and 2 water bottles is faster than the equivalent clean round tube bike is with 28mm slick road tires and without bottles. The key to the Exploro’s speed is the aero downtube that is wide enough to catch the airflow coming off the big front tire (a skinny downtube wouldn’t even touch the airflow). But at 50mm wide, a full airfoil with a normal ratio would have to be 150-200mm deep, causing too much surface drag. So we square off the tail, keeping most of the aero performance with a 50x75mm cross section that is also close to perfect for strength and stiffness; our Sqaero shape. The wide downtube also effectively shields the water bottles. We also use Sqaero on the headtube, seattube, seatstays and seatpost.

Adventure awaits your pint-sized cyclist aboard Bianchi's XR12. Its high-quality aluminum frame with hi-ten fork is painted in Bianchi's signature Celeste and a single speed and coaster brake keep the focus on fun. The 12-inch aluminum wheels with grippy tires are light and durable and the included training wheels make learning to ride safe and easy. Front and rear fenders and a chainguard keep clothes clean and out of harm's way.

Adventure awaits your pint-sized cyclist aboard Bianchi's XR12. Its high-quality aluminum frame with hi-ten fork is painted in Bianchi's signature Celeste and a single speed and coaster brake keep the focus on fun. The 12-inch aluminum wheels with grippy tires are light and durable and the included training wheels make learning to ride safe and easy. Front and rear fenders and a chainguard keep clothes clean and out of harm's way.

Bianchi's XR16 is your young rider's first step to achieving cycling greatness. Adventure awaits them aboard the high-quality aluminum frame painted in Bianchi's signature Celeste. The 16-inch aluminum wheels with grippy tires are light and durable and the included training wheels make learning to ride safe and easy. A single speed and coaster brake keep the focus on fun.

Bianchi's XR16 is your young rider's first step to achieving cycling greatness. Adventure awaits them aboard the high-quality aluminum frame painted in Bianchi's signature Celeste. The 16-inch aluminum wheels with grippy tires are light and durable and the included training wheels make learning to ride safe and easy. A single speed and coaster brake keep the focus on fun.

When your young rider has graduated from their single speed with coaster brakes, they're ready for Bianchi's Duel 20". With its high-quality Bianchi aluminum frame, Shimano 6-speed drivetrain with easy-to-use twist shifter, and linear pull brakes, this bike will allow them to become a confident rider quickly. The 20" alloy rims and knobby tires roll fast over all types of terrain and offer tons of stability and traction. There's also a suspension fork to smooth out their ride and a chain guard to keep pant legs safe.

When your young rider has graduated from their single speed with coaster brakes, they're ready for Bianchi's Duel 20". With its high-quality Bianchi aluminum frame, Shimano 6-speed drivetrain with easy-to-use twist shifter, and linear pull brakes, this bike will allow them to become a confident rider quickly. The 20" alloy rims and knobby tires roll fast over all types of terrain and offer tons of stability and traction. There's also a suspension fork to smooth out their ride and a chain guard to keep pant legs safe.

When your mini-me is ready to hit the trail with you, give them a bike that can keep up. The Duel 24" has a lightweight alloy frame and fast rolling 24" alloy wheels with knobby tires for plenty of speed and stability. The Shimano Tourney Revo-Twist 6-speed drivetrain is easy to use and gives them enough options to get used to gearing without being overwhelming. A suspension fork smooths out the bumps in the trail and dependable v-brakes keep speed under control.

When your mini-me is ready to hit the trail with you, give them a bike that can keep up. The Duel 24" has a lightweight alloy frame and fast-rolling 24" alloy wheels with knobby tires for plenty of speed and stability. The Shimano Tourney Revo-Twist 6-speed drivetrain is easy to use and gives them enough options to get used to gearing without being overwhelming. A suspension fork smooths out the bumps in the trail and dependable v-brakes keep speed under control.

Bianchi's Cortina is perfect for getting around town and campus, running errands, commuting in style, and enjoying your time outdoors. It features a lightweight, double-butted, hydroformed aluminum frame, sturdy aluminum fork, and double-wall rims for durability. A wide, thick, spring-suspended saddle, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort. Simple Revo-Twist shifters matched to Shimano's reliable Altus drivetrain provide 24-speeds for carefree cruising.

Bianchi's Cortina Dama is perfect for getting around town and campus, running errands, commuting in style, and enjoying your time outdoors. It features a lightweight, double-butted, hydroformed aluminum frame, sturdy aluminum fork, and double-wall rims for durability. A wide, thick, spring-suspended saddle, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort. Simple Revo-Twist shifters matched to Shimano's reliable Altus drivetrain provide 24-speeds for carefree cruising.

A direct descendant of the original Cross Terrain Advantage model, the Sienna is the choice for the rider who appreciates quality, value, and a simple-to-use component package. The Sienna features a lightweight, double-butted, hydroformed aluminum frame, sturdy steel fork, and double-wall rims for durability. A wide, thick, spring-suspended saddle, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort. A single, simple Revo-Twist shifter matched to Shimano's reliable Tourney 7-speed drivetrain, paired with and a single ring crank provide 7-speeds for carefree cruising.

A direct descendant of the original Cross Terrain Advantage model, the Sienna Dama is the choice for the rider who appreciates quality, value, and a simple-to-use component package. The Sienna Dama features a lightweight, double-butted, hydroformed aluminum frame, sturdy steel fork, and double-wall rims for durability. A wide, thick, spring-suspended saddle, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort. A single, simple Revo-Twist shifter matched to Shimano's reliable Tourney 7-speed drivetrain, paired with and a single ring crank provide 7-speeds for carefree cruising.

A direct descendant of the original Cross Terrain Advantage model, the Cortina is the choice for the rider who appreciates quality, value, and an upgraded component package. The Cortina features a lightweight aluminum frame, sturdy steel fork, and smooth-rolling Kenda 700x38c tires. A wide, thick, spring-suspended saddle, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort. Simple twist shifters matched to Shimano's reliable Altus drivetrain provide 24-speeds for carefree cruising.

Bianchi's Torino Dama is a fun, get-around-town bike that lets you feel the wind in your face. Thanks to the aluminum frame and 700c wheels, it's light, nimble, and perfect for city riding and cruising the green belt. Plus, you'll love the 24-speed Shimano drivetrain that makes climbing easy, the powerful linear-pull brakes, and the host of choice Bianchi components that make every ride a joy. A wide, thick saddle, adjustable handlebar stem, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort.

The C-Sport SE is one of our most affordable sport and fitness models. The C-Sport SE has the spirit of a true racing bike with the control of a city bike. Its lightweight, hydroformed aluminum frame delivers quick acceleration and precise handling. The C-Sport SE features V-brakes and a Shimano 7-speed Tourney drivetrain for tackling both steep hills and fast straightaways. Bianchi’s lightweight aluminum handlebar, stem, and seat post keep the cockpit comfy without adding unnecessary weight.

Take a breath. Catch the hints of espresso and biscotti wafting over the air? That's the sensation you'll have aboard the Milano Dama bike. Beginning with the lightweight double-butted aluminum frame combined with a rough-road-smoothing steel fork, the Milano lends a nimble ride. Add color-matched fenders and chainguard, and you've got yourself an all-weather steed that's just fine to ride in casual clothing. A comfortable saddle with matching ergonomic grips completes the classy aesthetic while providing comfort at key touchpoints. Adding to the bike's versatility, a reliable 8-speed Shimano drivetrain offers plenty of gearing for varied terrain.

Milano — the fashion capital of Europe and the namesake for the model that commemorates Bianchi's proud, 130-year heritage of Italian design. The Milano is the choice of riders who want to show off both their common sense and sense of style. The Milano features a lightweight, double-butted, aluminum frame with hydroformed top tube, sturdy aluminum fork, and double-wall rims for durability. A wide, thick, spring-suspended saddle, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort. Matching front and rear fenders and full chain guard protect your street clothes as you spin around town in all weather conditions.

At its heart, the bicycle is a simple machine. Efficient. Uncomplicated. Unchanged in basic shape and function since Bianchi first began making them in Milan, Italy back in 1885. Bianchi believes that traditional simplicity and straightforward functionality should still exist as an option for today’s budget-minded rider. But one shouldn’t have to sacrifice build quality or stunning good looks just to save a little money… The Sprint is an elegantly-classic steel-tubed bike with a simple single-speed drivetrain. Its understated livery will turn the heads of discerning riders or your mates at the coffee shop. The handling of the Sprint will keep you grinning due in part to its pedigree as a velodrome racer. Quick handling frame geometry, deep dish 40mm rims, and a riser handlebar beg to make quick work of your commute home or the dash to the burrito truck on Tuesday nights.

The Torino is the choice for the rider who appreciates quality, value, and an upgraded component package. Bianchi's Torino is a fun, get-around-town bike that lets you feel the wind in your face. Thanks to the aluminum frame and 700c wheels, it's light, nimble, and perfect for city riding and any other type of cycling you have in mind. Plus, you'll love the 24-speed Shimano drivetrain that makes climbing easy, the powerful linear-pull brakes, and the host of choice Bianchi components that make every ride a joy. A wide, thick saddle, adjustable handlebar stem, ergonomic handgrips, and slip-resistant platform pedals maximize ride comfort.

We dug out the old 1950s design plans from our Milano. A classic steel tube set make up the foundation of the new Venezia. Its color matched fenders and chainguard, simple 3-speed internally geared hub, and styling pays homage to the artistic city of Venice. Simple, elegant, classical.

Get your urban riding kicks in with the Nero from Bianchi. Forged in the messenger style, this bike features a flip-flop rear hub allowing it to be run single-speed or fixed. The durable steel frame and fork make for a smooth ride, and the double-wall rims add to the bike's strength, making it perfectly suitable for the vigors of daily commuting.

Whether you're cruising up to the ice cream shop, meandering along the local bike path with the kids in tow, or heading out on a rails-to-trails adventure, the Bianchi Iseo Disc is the comfortable, nimble, and fun choice for arriving in style. Featured a double-butted aluminum frame, the Iseo yields a lively, nimble ride you'll notice on the very first outing. The addition of disc brakes mean that it has no trouble stopping quickly, even in inclement weather. A reliable and easy-to-use 2x9 Shimano Acera drivetrain makes this bike both versatile and speedy for many adventures.

If you have a 7-mile bike commute to work and always find yourself taking the long way home just to 'make it count' then the Iseo Disc will keep you accountable for your miles. Named after a quaint village not far from Bianchi's headquarters, the Iseo features disc brakes and a Shimano 1x9-speed Acera drivetrain for tackling both hills and fast straightaways. Mechanical disc brakes from Shimano deliver confident speed control and stopping power in all weather conditions. This is the choice bike for riders who love the sportier ride position of a mountain bike but desire the versatility of a lighter, nimbler, and more practical city bike.

The C-Sport 1 is one of Bianchi's most versatile sport and fitness models. The C-Sport 1 has the spirit of a true racing bike with the control of a city bike. Its lightweight, hydroformed aluminum frame delivers quick acceleration and precise handling while its Shimano disc brakes improve stopping power in all conditions. The C-Sport 1 features Shimano mechanical disc brakes and 24-speed Acera drivetrain for tackling both steep hills and fast straightaways. Bianchi’s lightweight aluminum handlebar, stem, seat post, and WTB saddle keep the cockpit comfy without adding unnecessary weight.

The Luna was created for the rider who doesn’t want to choose between comfort and speed or utility and performance. Its lightweight, hydroformed aluminum frame makes it a favorite for solo fitness rides or a little friendly competition with the group. The ride position is less upright and more efficient for those concentrated efforts where speed is not only required, but craved. The Luna’s geometry lends itself to performance without sacrificing comfort. It offers an easy reach from saddle to handlebar for proper positioning during both hard training sessions and relaxed outings. Its toptube standover is at just the right height for easy mounting without compromising the frame’s performance-enhancing structural stiffness. With an anatomical saddle and gel-filled ergonomic handgrips, the Luna excels at rides both short and long. The Luna’s performance pedigree doesn’t subtract from its practicality. With mounts for fenders and a rear rack, it will easily accommodate the needs of the occasional commuter or farmer’s market shopper. Its longer chainstays make it great for pulling a trailer with cargo, kid, or canine. The Luna 1 features Shimano’s Altus 24-speed drivetrain and mechanical disc brakes.