Bianchi presents the new e-Vertic FX e-mountain bike with 29-inch wheels, developed for limitless off-road adventures. The revised aluminium frame has been optimized and ensures precise handling and high riding stability with a steering angle of 64.5 degrees and 150 millimetres of suspension travel at the front and 140 millimetres at the rear.

Mountain bikers don't know much about the name Bianchi, as the Italian bike brand is primarily a racing bike manufacturer today. However, the brand with the legendary turquoise wheels was once ahead of its time. In 1994, Bianchi developed a full-suspension racing bike for the infamous Paris-Roubaix cobblestone race - with steel suspension and lockout.

Gravel is practically the order of the day - and at Bianchi this is also possible in combination with a Bosch motor. We are talking about the new E-Arcadex collection, in which Bianchi is launching E-Gravel bikes with a unique design and color language.

The history of bike manufacturer Bianchi began around 130 years ago in Milan. The traditional brand is usually associated with racing bikes and the color Celeste. However, the cult manufacturer also offers fresh and genuine e-mountainbikes that can certainly compete with the cult potential of racing bikes. What's more, Bianchi bikes are now rolling directly into Switzerland.

The history of bike manufacturer Bianchi began around 130 years ago in Milan. The traditional brand is usually associated with racing bikes and the cult color Celeste. Bianchi is opening a new chapter for the 2021 model year: With e-mountain bikes that look pretty futuristic and can be customized using a configurator.

The news that Marco Fontana is leaving the Cannondale team is followed by the news of where he is going. Fontana's new employer is Bianchi-Countervail, for whom "Fonzi" will ride the next two seasons.